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Canon BG-E4 Battery Grip for EOS 5D Digital SLR Camera | 
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| Brand: Canon
Category: Photography
List Price: $340.00
Buy New: $179.50
You Save: $160.50 (47%)
New (27) Used (3) from $179.50
Avg. Customer Rating:  35 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 5 x 3 x 1
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: 0297B001
Model: 0297B001
UPC: 013803056907
EAN: 0013803056907
ASIN: B000B68LSG
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Battery grip adds a vertical shutter release to the Canon EOS 5D camera | | • | Compatible with up to two BP-511A battery packs or six AA batteries | | • | Increases shooting capacity and convenience when traveling | | • | Features an AE/FE lock button, AF point selector, and more | | • | Comfortable to use when the camera is held vertically |
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Product Description
The BG-E4 is a new battery grip designed especially for the EOS 5D. Constructed with the same magnesium alloy as the camera's exterior, it has a solid and comfortable hold. The grip can accommodate two BP-511A/514/512/511 battery packs or six AA batteries . The Battery Grip BG-E4 features a shutter release button, AE/FE lock button, AF point selector and main dial to enable comfortable use of the camera when held vertically.
Amazon.com Product Description
The Canon BG-E4 Battery Grip for the EOS 5D Digital SLR Camera adds a vertical shutter release to an already robust camera. This grip is compatible with up to two of Canon's BP-511A battery packs or, alternatively, a set of six AA-size batteries, for increased shooting capacity and greater convenience when traveling. In addition, it features an AE/FE lock button, AF point selector, and a main dial to enable comfortable use of the camera when held vertically.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 30 more reviews...
 It works since it was designed to ! October 12, 2008
What can I say, works great like it was designed to. Can't compare to the generic units out there but why would you skimp on a battery grip when you just spent $2500 on a camera like the 5d at the risk of a generic grip shorting out your camera and Canon won't warrant it.
 A bit expensive, but I would purchase again October 9, 2008
I'm very happy with the battery grip so far. The vertical shutter release is great, and the extra battery time is remarkable. I keep looking down at the indicator and am always surprised to see so much battery life left. The price is expensive, that's really the only drawback, but I leave it on the camera full time and the value that I get for the work I do is worth the price. The grip definitely adds weight, although if battery life is not your primary concern, you could run with only one battery. The largest value in the grip to me is the vertical shutter release, which keeps my right hand in natural position. That's why I purchased it in the first place. Battery life was my second concern.
Battery grips rock! September 19, 2008
Since buying this I have upgraded cameras but if you are a DSLR user and use the camera in portrait mode even 25% of the time, get a battery grip. I currently own a 1D camera so it has a battery grip built into it.
I highly recommend this for the 5D.
Love it! September 17, 2008
I can go days without charging a battery, and on multiple photo shoots. This really provides an added convenience, and I would highly recommend it.
A must have August 31, 2008
Adds even more battery power. It seems that I need to recharge my 5D every few thousand frames if that. I feel comfortable leaving for a few days without my charger packed. It also makes the 5D look like a 1D series camera
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