Use this Nikon MB-D11 Multi Power Battery Pack for enhanced handling capabilities or to extend the battery life of your D7000. This battery pack accepts one EN-EL15 lithium-ion battery or six R6/AA batteries. The design of the grip improves vertical shooting. An additional shutter release button, and sub-command dials are incorporated into its design for more intuitive handling.
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Key Features
- For Use with D7000 Camera
- Holds 1x EN-EL15, or 6x R6/AA Batteries
- Extended Grip for Vertical Composition
- Shutter Release Button for Vertical Use
Use this Nikon MB-D11 Multi Power Battery Pack for enhanced handling capabilities or to extend the battery life of your D7000. This battery pack accepts one EN-EL15 lithium-ion battery or six R6/AA batteries. The design of the grip improves vertical shooting. An additional shutter release button, and sub-command dials are incorporated into its design for more intuitive handling.
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question
Do the command dial and sub dial work with grip. I purchase one from Amazon that fit nice and came in a nikon box but camera controls did not with it except the shutter button
Make sure the shutter button on the grip is first turned to the On position or the dials on the grip will not work. It is possible that the grip that you previously purchased was defective. Normally, with the battery grip for the Nikon D7000, you would have full use of all control dials and buttons.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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can be used with the new d7100 ??
The Nikon MB-D11 is not compatible with the Nikon D7100. For the D7100, you will need the MB-D15: http://bhpho.to/1p4ONev
Date published: 2018-08-28
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Does the battery grip offer a tripod screw on the bottom?
There is a tripod thread on the bottom of the Nikon MB-D11 Multi Power Battery Pack, so you could attach the grip to a tripod.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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Is this a genuine original magnesium alloy Nikon grip or a plastic imitation?
The MB-D11 is made of a magnesium alloy, the Nikon grip is not plastic except for the battery holder.
Date published: 2018-08-28
question
Camera can 'see' the battery but none of the buttons/dials on the grip work. The info light doesn't illuminate during connection anymore either. Thoughts? Thanks!
First, make sure the battery grip fits into each of the designated slots on the camera. Make sure you crack down the tightening screw pretty good. Tighten only using the hand. Once secure, then turn the camera on and test your controls. If they don't work, the only other thing I can think off is a short in the battery grip. Take your battery out of the grip and put it in the camera. If your controls still do not work, return your grip back to B&H. They have an excellent return policy. Hope this helps.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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How much does it weigh with a Nikon battery in it (the EN-EL15)? Trying to calculate the total weight of the D7000 and this battery grip together.
Hi Tracy! I use my D7000 with 18-105mm lens kit with the MB-D11 grip.This set weights around: D7000 24.3 oz. (690 g) camera body onlyMB-D11: Approx. 335 g (11.8 oz.) with MS-D11EN and optional EN-EL15 battery AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR: 14.8 oz. (420 g)After a couple of shots you even notice the weight and I assure you that a second battery and to make vertical photos makes it worthy.I use it attached to my D700 all the time.
Date published: 2018-08-28