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Canon BG-E7 Battery Grip for the EOS 7D (Not for Mark II) Digital SLR Camera

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The Canon Battery Grip BG-E7 is an optional battery grip designed specifically for the Canon EOS 7D.
Holds up to two LP-E6 battery packs to double shooting time or six AA Batteries (for emergency use)
Following functions are available in the vertical shooting position- Shutter-Release, Main Dial, AF Point Selection, AF/FE Lock, Index,and more
The vertical shutter release makes shooting with the camera in a vertical position just as comfortable as shooting horizontally.

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The Canon BG%2DE7 Battery Grip holds up to two LP%2DE6 battery packs or six AA Batteries to offer double%2Dlength shooting time%2E The vertical shutter release makes shooting with the camera in a vertical position just as comfortable as shooting horizontally%2E

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Product Dimensions

2 x 4 x 4 inches

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8 ounces

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B002NEFL8W

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BG-E7

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1 Lithium ion batteries required.

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November 24, 2003

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C. Norris

Canon Battery Grip a winner

Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2010

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Purchased this grip for my new Canon EOS 7D. It has always been a challenge to hold the camera in portrait mode. Flipping it 90 degrees and then placing your hand in a contorted fashion over the top of the camera is tricky in the best of circumstances and can contribute to having photos out of focus from camera shake. This grip solves that problem easily, and makes taking a portrait framed photo a breeze. The shutter release is duplicated on the battery grip so when you rotate the camera, the shutter release and main controls are right where your fingers need them to be. It does add size and heft to the overall camera, but I find the user interface to actually be improved no matter which way you wont to hold the camera in spite of the additional weight. Another way to think about adding this to your camera is that it turns an EOS 7D into a Mark !, for a lot less money (albeit it is still not full frame, and a few other features are not up to the hefty price tag either).

I strongly recommend considering this add-on. As a side benefit, you place two batteries in the compartment, so it effectively doubles the amount of shooting you can do at one sitting. If I were to suggest any further changes for Canon to make, it would be to allow the grip to be plugged in to re-charge the batteries without the necessity of removing them from the grip. All-in-all a very worthy addition to my EOS 7D.

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Jeffrey W. Kilgo

Must have item for Canon 7D

Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2012

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In terms of design, function, and aesthetics, the BG-E7 grip is a must have for any serious DSLR photog. The most obvious benefit is the extra battery life you get when you add an extra battery pack to the two battery bay. This is my second Canon battery grip and I've never run out of battery power while shooting...and I often go weeks between battery charges. I also really like the ergonomic feel of the grip...it gives me much more flexibily when handling my 7D. In addition to the extra shutter button located on the grip which makes horizontal shots much easier, there are several other useful function buttons that increase the versatility of this unit. On the down side I'm not crazy about the extra weight the BG-E7 contributes to the 7D...this is particularly obvious when out doing day-long location shots...though I think in the long run, this is a minor inconvenience when compared to the benefits this grip provides. The other complaint I have is the fact that Canon forced me to buy new batteries for the BG-E7...I have another battery grip that I used on my old 20D and 40D, but to my surprise and dissapointment the old grip doesn't work with the 7D. I wondered why I had to buy a new grip for my 7D and discovered when I tried to insert one of my old Canon batteries into the BG-E7 that they don't fit...not cool...particularly considering I have 4 batteries for the old grip system...and the new batteries ain't cheap. Overall I do recommend this product, but wish that Canon had allowed me to use the old grip system...I'm not sure why they did this unless the 7D requires more power that couldn't be satisfied with the old battery system. Having a grip makes shooting easier and significantly increases control when handling my 7D. A great product.

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Nashville Farrell

Nice Additional "Toy" to Add to a Great Camera

Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2013

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Most of these reviews already cover the Canon BG-E7 Battery Grip's best and worst traits. I thought I would just reiterate what I have found to be the most pleasing aspects the unit.

First, I bought the grip for use when recording digital video. I appreciate that the BG-E7 Battery Grip can accept the Canon batteries or AA batteries. That leaves a nice safety net when doing long complicated projects like shooting digital video.

Second, it adds quite a bit of size and mass, which makes the Canon 7D setup look very professional and intimidating. So if you were using the camera for press related events, you look like you belong with a massive monster of a camera setup.

Third, the BG-E7 Battery Grip is very easy to use and attaches easily. It isn't perfect, as I use a silicon protective body skin and the BG-E7 Battery Grip doesn't work with it (I have to just remove the skin), but it is an adequate unit.

I also like buying Canon peripheral products for Canon units. I have found Canon to cost a little more, but Canon tends to be a bit sturdier and work seamlessly.

Those are the things that I find pleasing about the BG-E7 Battery Grip. Just an opinion, but I would
recommend the BG-E7 Battery Grip to anyone interested in a backup battery unit for his or her Canon 7D.

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Completes the 7D - now it really has a pro feel

Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2012

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I have average sized hands for a male (I can't palm a basketball) but most DSLRs feel small when I use them - especially with a pro telephoto lens or zoom attached. With my 50D's, I purchased them with a grip so I never used them without one. I didn't realize that having it attached (with 2 batteries) gave me better control, incredible battery life and better overall balance. With the 7D grip comes added heft too but I found that if I use lithium AA batteries, it seems a little lighter. I think the difference in weight is not worth the cost (lithium AA's cost about $2.50 each) but you may not so that's my weight saving tip.

There is also a second shutter release for "portrait" shooting - I'm not sure I will use it since I like holding the camera by the sides and using the standard shutter button (hey, gimmie a break - I've been shooting like this since my college daze).

Despite the fact that the grip isn't actually made in Japan, it's still well made and has that typical Canon quality.

If you shoot a lot with a long telephoto/zoom and want the benefit of really long battery life, get the BG-E7 and a spare battery. You won't be disappointed.

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Paul Roberts

And suddenly I'm a grip junkie!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 30, 2010

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I've never used a grip before, but I decided to try one to help when talking shots in portrait mode. A couple of days after it arrived I got to use it at a kite surfing championships, and it was invaluable. With the grip fitted you can hold the camera and smoothly track fast moving targets in portrait orientation just as easily as you can in landscape. In addition, the extra weight provided by the grip does seem to balance the camera better. I like it so much I've decided to pretty much leave the grip on all the time - thankfully my 7D still fits in my holster bag with it fitted (it's snug, but it fits).

As others have mentioned, the grip shutter button is more sensitive than that on the camera. I'd say for sports shooting Canon have got it about right. Since the grip is thicker than the built in landscape grip on the 7D, somehow it feels right for the shutter button to be more sensitive. Can't really explain it, but it just feels right to me. Either way, you'll quickly adjust.

One major criticism (and it's valid for all Canon and 3rd party grips) is that the locking wheel is plastic and could easily get stripped of its hold on the locking nut if you're too "thorough" when you tighten it. A tip I saw on a forum is to put a tiny bit of high temp lubricant on the thread before first use, and accept that when the wheel stops moving with light to moderate finger pressure, then it's tight enough. Don't go Tarzan on it and it should be fine.

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NHorton

Good but could be even better

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 14, 2012

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Sorry for the long review, but I think I have covered all of the important points so bear with me

Build quality
The build of this product is very nice and the rubber matches the 7D very well. It has a what feels like plastic construction which would match the 5D mkii very well although for 7D users it would of been nice to have it made of magnesium alloy to match the camera body. The buttons on the grip also match the 7Ds quite well although the shutter button is a bit more sensitive it feels fine in use, and retains the squishy feel of the cameras shutter button. If you do it up fairly tightly, there is no movement of the grip when its on the body and feels secure

Looks
This looks very professional on the camera, especially if combined with one of canons white L lenses. This when combined with the 7D is to my knowledge actually bigger than the EOS 1D series therefore looks very good indeed, especially from the front

Weather sealing
This is the one which alot of people normally want to know about. From what ive seen and from what canon have said, this grip does have a degree of weather sealing but it is nowhere near as well sealed as the 7D body is. There is some foam like material around the battery compartment door on the grip but there is no actual sealing around where the grip slots into the cameras battery compartment. Water would have trouble getting up into the electronics but I personally would put a small ring of blu tack or thin foam around this area if I was going to take it out in the rain which is a bit annoying as this should of been done by canon. I have however seen photos of a 7D and this taking some pretty severe arctic weather and coming out completely unscathed. There is also no sealing around the perimeter of the grip, so there is not a watertight seal between the grip and the bottom of the camera

Ergonomics
The ergonomics are quite good. The bottom of the grip is flat as it needs to be able to connect to a tripod, which makes it slightly uncomfortable compared to the cameras grip which has a rounded side, but apart from that the ergonomics are very good. It feels solid in the hand and I feel comfortable holding this and am not concerned about it coming away from the camera. The buttons are very similar in placement and feel to the camera so its all good on this front.

Overall I have given it four stars because it seems well built and is comfortable to hold, although I think for the price canon should of made it that bit more special and made it from magnesium alloy and made the weather sealing match that of the body, which would of been particular use for sports photographers as they could have a fully weather sealed grip to balance their large lenses better. This brings me onto the next popint which is balance. I bought this to balance the camera better which it does perfectly, I am using it with a 7D, a 70-200mm f/4L and a single canon battery (I get about 800+ shots out of a single battery anyway) and this balances very nicely in the hand although it does get quite cumbersome when your out shooting all day (but thats what the neck strap is for)

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jabba cheadle

Canon EOS 7D Battery Grip

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 21, 2012

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Having looked at the cheaper alternatives I'm so pleased that I went for the Canon grip, it just oozes quality over the cheaper ones, it looks better, it feels a hell of alot more solid and secure,and I have no doubt that the materials used are of far better quality, I suppose at the end of the day you get what you pay for.Do you need this Battery Grip? Well if you use any Canon zoom lens on your 7D especially in portrait mode, then yes get one, this grip offers a whole new feel and balance to your camera, it's just so much more easier and comfortable to hold.Then there's the battery side of things, I'm forever looking at the shots I've just taken and shooting in Burst Mode with Auto Focus always on, these operations just eat the battery power, so a two battery set up is essential, although you don't have to have two batteries in the grip, you can just have the one, and you also get a battery tray for AA batteries should you need to use them(emergency use I think).Some reviewers have noted concerns over the additional weight, it obviously does increase the weight but not by that much, it just makes your set up feel more solid and stable.This Canon Battery Grip is a must if you are a keen ameteur photoghrapher, I wouldn't bother with the cheaper ones.Packaging and delivery, by Amazon were all okay, no problems there.Regards DJ.

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Steve Cripps

meaning this grip is an absolute must have for easy holding of the camera and providing all the needed ...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 14, 2016

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Costs a fair bit more than its cheap 3rd party rivals, but well worth the money.
I shoot a lot in portrait, meaning this grip is an absolute must have for easy holding of the camera and providing all the needed functions still. On top of that it doubles the shooting time (since you can use two batteries inside) and even when shooting landscape, it adds stability and overall handling of the camera much better.
Only slight downsides I have are, its fairly heavy, so can weigh down the camera if using for a long time, and the rubber grip bit did fall off after a while through wear and tear, but other than that, I think its barely come off my camera body!

CollieCottage

Great addition to my EOS 7D

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 4, 2013

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This is a useful accessory for the Canon 7D. It holds 2 batteries, but the camera can be used with just one in place. There is also a separate magazine for AA batteries instead. I was concerned that the addition of the grip would make the camera too heavy, but it adds a kind of stability to the feel of the camera when handheld. It makes portrait shots much easier to take & the grip can be turned off when not needed.

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