Canon EOS R BG E22 Grip
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2019
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Thank you for reminding me that Canon battery grips have a place to store the old battery door!I've literally spent the last 4 years thinking I lost the battery flap on my 5D!
me too :-)))))
yoooo wee too i never knew that
Simple and straightforward language. Very good.
The grip charges LP-E6N batteries to 100%, but it won't begin charging them unless the are discharged below 90%. It will charge ONLY LP-E6"N" batteries. It will not charge LP-E6 batteries, not even OEM Canon LP-E6 batteries, and not any current 3rd party batteries. I shoot vertically just by turning the camera without changing my grip.
Thanks for the info!
🙌🏽 didn’t realize the grip was also a battery charger thanks
Does the grip power the camera when plugged in with the A/C adapter? That’d be awesome for times when the camera needs to be on for an extended period.
No, it does not. I wish that were true, too.
You can charge it, but not power it.
Huge grip, I love it
I have 28-70 and it’s hard to use without a grip. I’ve got one also.
I just picked up this grip for my EOS R a few weeks ago. I have very medium-sized hands and the grip size is fine for me. I guess it depends on how you prefer to hold it/how it feels in the hand.
The camera itself can charge the battery too, just use the included USB-C cable and a USB-C charger/dock with power delivery. I could even charge it off of my ThinkPad.
Typically I can get by without charging the camera and a separate battery simultaneously, but it's nice to be able to do both.
That charging capability is a nice feature! Can you charge while using the camera for prolonged shooing, like for timelapse for example?
Hi, can I ask a couple of questions please. Is the grip made from plastic or magnesium alloy like the camera? Are the buttons metal or plastic? and does it have any weather sealing or does it make the camera vulnerable to moisture? Thanks in advance and great video.
Is it weathersealed? I cant see rubber sealing around the bottom body connector part.
Ive tried using my battery grip as a charger and my batteries won't charge. Do I have to turn the on and off button on? I'm not sure what's wrong. I hope it's not a technical issue. The battery grip still works though so that's why I'm confused.
Thsnk you, great review. What is the small cap on the front of the grip?
The cap on the front covers the PC sync port for flash.
Wonder if its bigger to fit with their bigger or "pro" models
I don't know I have had grips on everything like my 6DMarkii and 80D Inhave grips on then but the grip on this camera fits my hand perfectly. For instance, when I'm shooting the EF 70-200 with the adapter. Cuz I'm not dropping $3,000 at the moment for the RF version. I can grip this camera very well. I just put my hand into beast mode and hold on and I don't have any problems at all. Right now these are $200 but I think I'm going to wait. I really like it though
Do you know where to find a that plug you need to take off on the bottom when you put the grip on?
Great video
I am planning to buy bg e22 grip for canon eos r, but hvae a question. I have canon 7d with grip but thre is a space between the camera and grip which shows that its is not westger sealed as the moisture and dust can go through camera battery compartment, any one can guide me wether it is the case with canon eos r grip or not? Thanks in advance
try a red l bracket, apart from tripod fittings it will give pinky grip
Large camera give more comfortable and good shooting feeling.
Would this grip be compatible to Canon EOS 90D?
i might switch to EOS R from 5D4 if the have rotation wheel, joystick, and additional 2 customisable button..
I love this camera.. I came from 5D3 and 6DMarkii
agree with you canon should make the grip more compact... this grip is too big
Is it available for canon eos rp?
The battery grip is a must if you are using an Canon L lens. FYI
James Burne heft and balance.
Does this fit the rp?
Hi you may not have this camera now but how did you get over the L bracket, whilst using the battery grip?
I think you have to buy an L bracket that is specifically designed for the battery grip.
How many grams does it add?
Can you use the camera and charge the batteries via the battery grip at the same time?
no
Any sign of a grip for the RP?
That would be great - solving one of the major drawbacks with the RP.
it does exist now
Will the USB-C wall plug power the camera all day? I'm not as much interested in charging as I am in powering my R on a tripod for video all day.
No, it will not.
@@VideoGizmology it looks like I can use a dummy battery in slot 2 because there is a removable rubber plug that will allow a power wire to pass through.
Do you think it’s worth replacing a A7ii with a EOS R?
I'm bias, so yes.
EOS R is definitely better than A7ii... A7iii... Now that's a competition.
That's a lot of money to drop for a replacement to an already capable camera. I'd say it really depends more on the ecosystem you want to be in-- the available lenses, speedlites, remote triggers, software and anything else without cross-platform compatibility.
If you compare the two on www.dpreview.com/reviews/image-comparison the Canon does perform just sliiiightly better on noise than the Sony but it's nothing to write home about.
For lens selection, the most practical option for Canon at this point is to adapt EF lenses. With a Sony there's a much broader (but expensive) selection of native lenses that don't need an adapter-- the 24mm f/1.4 is particularly impressive, given its smaller size and weight compared to every other similar lens on the market.
Any EX series speedlite from Canon will work on the EOS R and that's one of the big advantages of the Canon system-- there are a lot of third party and used speedlites and accessories like remote triggers on the market that will work fine, but everything available for Sony is from 2012 or newer unless you buy a $22 adapter, thanks to a redesigned hot shoe. Budget brands like Meike or Yongnuo haven't come out with Sony versions of their TTL speedlites that are available for Canon or Nikon, and there isn't as big of a used market for Sony accessories.
I don't consider any one body to be worth switching for, you have to consider what you want to take pictures of and what exists for each system to help you achieve that goal... I wound up getting the Canon but I wouldn't jump at the chance to ditch a Sony for it if I had one already.
Where did you get the grip at that price?
Amazon. It's $240 right this minute.
If you’re still feeling it’s too large and would like to sell it, let me know...
Can we purchase in India
What are those little red circle dangling things on the side?? I always see them and never know what they are or do 🤣
They are anchors for a Peak Design camera strap. It's a very simple, yet great invention for camera straps. Look up Peak Design. They make good products and they are a great company. And no, they are not paying me to say that. I have Peak Design straps on all my cameras.
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Stupid question. What are the little dongles on the camera strap connectors. I've seen lots of photographers have them. Cheers
Those are called anchors. They are part of a brand name camera strap company called Peak Design. That company uses a specific system of camera straps that are interchangeable using those red anchors. They are currently my favorite camera strap system.
@@VideoGizmology cheers for that
All of my cameras have the grip. Cameras are too small for me to comfortably use them.
I'd never own an EOS RP. My wife who is 4'11" has the RP and it's a perfect fit for her hands while the EOS 40D we bought for her first is too bulky for her but too small for me without the grip.
Love your video. The video close up and sharpness of eos r and attached camera grip make for great camera porn....hubba hubba...Canon makes great ergonomics for the camera and grip...
Keep up the good work and keep'em flying....Now where did I park that saucer...hmmmm
you could always just still hold the camera horizontally, even when shooting vertically... The real added benefit of the grip is the extra battery life anyway. ;-)
Can I charge this with out separating it from the camera
Yes, if it is a true Canon LP-E6N battery. It must be an "N" battery.
Does it come with 2 batteries?
No. You have to buy batteries.
Can you charge the battery in camera using the usb c charger pack?
Tony Duff yes you can!
Must be pd type to charge.
What she said
Does it fit to canon eos rp?
No.
@@VideoGizmology 😟
Come on........How does size affect touch and drag feature?
Not sure I understand. Could you clarify what you mean?
@@VideoGizmology Touch and Drag is Canon's feature of moving focus points using the touch screen. Trying to reach the touch screen with your thumb while holding the viewfinder to your eye normally requires taking the index finger off the shutter release and shifting the hand. This is awkward. So how does the addition of the grip affect touch and drag?
@@djack41 I personally don't shoot that way, so it doesn't effect me, but if that's the way you shoot, you will not enjoy the experience. Maybe if you have extremely big hands or long fingers you can reach the touchscreen, while keeping your eye to the viewfinder and index finger on the shutter, but I could not do that.
@@VideoGizmology Ergonomics on the EOS R is a problem for me. It is either touch and drag or the slow direction buttons to move between focus points. Hoping Canon will provide a properly placed joy stick and wheel on the R5. I have not yet tried it, but the 1DX3 seems to have a slick method of moving focus point.
@@djack41 I just got the grip today. You can set the touch and drag feature to be activated using the whole right part of the screen. In this way you can actually move the focus point really easily in the portrait mode using the grip. It's not as comfortable as with the normal grip of the camera because the battery grip is bigger so you need to move your thumb a little bit more but you can certainly do the job and it's more comfortable than shooting in portrait mode using the standard grip. Also the camera balances much better my big lenses like my 85mm f/1.4L IS with the adapter. Add to that the bigger battery life and the charging ability of the grip and at least for my taste this thing is a must.
i am use camera canon R full manual mode but... my camera ISO automatically self change to 1600 then i am puss ISO button itis go automatic to auto mode ISO... it's very big problem.....please solve this problem
Update fimware
Learn to use your camera.
You are probably using the godox X1C trigger. It happen to me as well. I bought the Godox XPro-C trigger and never had the same problem.
Why 400$ for that piece of plastic?
Is it really worth it?
Nope. Not worth $400, but I got it for around $250 and right this very moment, it's selling for $240 on Amazon. I'd say it's worth $250 or less.
It's not $400 anymore! Which is nice I'll probably get one soon.
I'll wait for Aliexpress interpretation... :P
Worth every penny. I shoot a lot of portraits so most of the time camera is sideways. With the extra battery works great
250 is still a lot and you can just buy a third Party one
For me the design is not great. They could design it so allow 3 batteries. 1 in the body and 2 in the grip and you don't need to remove the door so you don't need to store it. And finally th connector is on the bottom of the body not inside the battery housing in the body so the door holder is useless.
thanks for this decided not to buy after seeing the size, the canon battery is big enough to power so no point really
Gerard Ferry
Its good if you use the wifi transfer as you shoot. Makes the camera last longer.
I never wanted a smaller camera, I just want a better camera...
Better cameras come in all sizes. That's what she said.
$199 now
Wow! Great price. The EOS R has also come down in price. Feels like a new EOS R model is around the corner.
255 dollars for a grip is insanely expensive.
I have a eos R but
That Grip is a NO NO 👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾. Canon can be better than that
U don't know nothing man
Yeah, Canon makes some ugly grips that don't really match the camera well. And they are SO overpriced. I remember when I got my first 20D grip, it was $180cdn. Now they cost $500.
I love grips , I have them on all my cameras but this is the ugliest grip Canon have ever made. Bar none ! It's hugh and ugly!
Nah it looks cool and shouts 'pro" lol.
globalimage Bruuuhhhh I taught I was the only one thinking this Grip is UGLY
The "Hello Kitty" model comes out soon for people who want to make a fashion statement. The rest of us shoot photos. How do you suggest that Canon make the grip "pretty" and still use two batteries on a smaller than EF camera? I have huge hands. Guys with small hands would probably have trouble, in more than one arena.
Agreed, it doesn't look like it is made for this camera. The aesthetics are completely off.
Honestly, the small form factor of the EOS R is one of the main detractors for me, I'm 6'3" and when I held it in-store it felt like a toy compared to my EOS 6D w/battery grip, so this honestly would be a selling point for me. Been looking at this more and more, hopefully the next rumored variant of the EOS R is a bit more professional minded, I know they're teasing that EF/RF hybrid mount through the rumor mill for the past week!
Great video