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SOLD: Canon BG-E6 equivalent (aftermarket) vertical battery grip - New surplus
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For sale is a brand new BG-E6 equivalent LCD timer vertical battery grip for Canon 5D Mark II cameras. Made by a third party, it costs less than half a genuine Canon grip, and also provides extra shutter timer features. I had purchased two of these but I'm ending up only needing one, so I'm putting the extra up for sale. Being the owner of Canon L lenses and equipment, I can safely say the strength of this grip is good, and it holds a 5D Mark II with a 70-200 F4L attached to it without any issues.
For sale is a brand new BG-E6 equivalent LCD timer vertical battery grip for Canon 5D Mark II cameras. Made by a third party, it costs less than half a genuine Canon grip, and also provides extra shutter timer features. I had purchased two of these but I'm ending up only needing one, so I'm putting the extra up for sale. Being the owner of Canon L lenses and equipment, I can safely say the strength of this grip is good, and it holds a 5D Mark II with a 70-200 F4L attached to it without any issues.
- The battery compartment holds either two lithium batteries (original or third-party manufacturer) or 6AA with the included battery magazine.
- Equipped with a vertical-grip shutter button, dial, AE lock/FE lock button, and AF point selector button
- Features include continuous shooting with set interval function (1 second-100 hours), multiple frame function (up to 99 frames), electronic bulb exposure function can be set between 1/8000 of a second up to 100 hours.
- IR receiver in the grip - lenses cant block IR remote signals
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Who makes this grip? Do you know if it has the same feel and weight as the BG-E2 (for 30D)? Still for sale?
Thanks,
JMS
As for the feel, I've never used any official Canon grips, but the internet says the Canon 30D grip weighs 10.2 oz., and this grip weighs 11.15 oz. without batteries in it. As far as I can see from photos of Canon grips, its got the exact same shape as the Canon grips do so it should handle the same.
As for brand, "JJC" is what's on the box (from China, but most 3rd party grips are) The other grip I have works very well from my uses with it.
If you want to buy it, send me a private message and I will probably respond quickest that way.
I saw the title and was ready to jump on it until I read the rest.
A more suitable title would be 5DII aftermarket grip IMO.
With the title as is you are opening yourself up for a paypal dispute.
I added the word "equivalent" to the title.
Your change in the script as well is a little better.
Just an FYI, disputes are settled in favor of buyer 99% of the time even when its a bogus dispute.
Wasnt trying to be rude, just giving a heads up.
thanks,
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I should take a payment as a gift so there isn't any potential bogus claim. lol.
Thanks Doc
Horrendous fees, biased dispute process and crooked TOS from front to back.
Ive been pushing money orders or cashiers checks or good old greenbax for local meets. Im actually opening a chase banking account under the business so I can use chase quick pay, fees = $0 and its the same as any bank transfer or the paypal echeck while it was avialable, takes 3-5 days to clear. If you cant wait that long it was probably an impulse buy you didnt need to make anyhow.
I got scammed once, but paypal had nothing to do with that, just a dumb decision I had made not to insure a package then 22 radio units 'all broke' during shipping, which was a lie. The guy that sold them to me just didn't want them back, and I think he broke them on purpose. What can I do to prove that though? nothing, lol. I didn't go with my gut on that one and I had a strong feeling I should have insured that package even though I didn't listen to it.
I'll have to look into that chase quick pay though. You have to have an account with them though, right?
That may be an important thing to mention.
JerManSki