Summary of BG-N4.2
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Bg-n4 .2 battery grip designed for the nikon d7000 slr camera user’s ma nu al.
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Introduction thank you for choosing vello and congratulations on your new bg-n4.2 battery grip purchase. Enjoy the many benefits that a battery grip offers, such as extended shooting time and more control and comfort when shooting in a vertical (portrait) orientation. The vello bg-n4.2 is compatible...
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Precautions 1. The bg-n4.2 should only be used with compatible devices specified in this manual. 2. Only use with batteries and battery holders recommended in this manual. 3. Cover the power terminals with the contact cap when the bg-n4.2 is not in use. This prevents electrical shorts caused by meta...
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1 sub-command dial * 2 shutter-release button * 3 control lock switch to prevent accidental triggering, the control lock switch locks the shutter-release button, ae-l/af-l button, multi selector dial, as well as the main and sub-command dials on the bg-n4.2. Unlock prior to use by switching to the p...
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1. Ensure that the power is turned off on the camera and that the control lock on the bg-n4.2 is in the l position before attaching the grip. 2. Remove the contact cap from the bg-n4.2 battery grip. Replace the cap when not in use to protect the contacts. 3. The contacts for the bg- n4.2 are on the ...
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A b 4. To prevent loss, place the camera contact cover in the contact cover holder on the bg-n4.2 by pushing it into groove until it is secure. 5. Connect the bg-n4.2 grip to the camera, while aligning the camera’s tripod socket a with the grip’s mounting screw b . 6. Rotate the attachment wheel in ...
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A b c inserting batteries 1. Ensure that the power is turned off on the camera and the control lock on the bg-n4.2 is in the l position. Turn the battery- chamber latch counter- clockwise to open the battery chamber door. 2. Remove the battery holder from the bg-n4.2 grip. The en-el15 battery holder...
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A b c 4. Aa batteries: place six aa batteries of the same type in the aa battery holder as shown, while ensuring that they are in the correct orientation. 5. Insert the battery holder into the grip and turn the latch clockwise to lock it, and return the latch to the down position. Turn the camera on...
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The camera displays the following battery levels . Nikon en-el 15 battery: control panel viewfinder description battery fully charged. Battery partially discharged. Low battery. Prepare spare batteries. (blinking) (blinking) battery exhausted. Shutter release is disabled. Aa batteries: control panel...
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D7000 mb-d11 d13 mb-d11 batter type aa battery settings to ensure that the camera shows the correct battery level when aa batteries are used, choose the appropriate setting in the custom settings menu (group d). Nikon rechargeable batteries the camera can display information (including calibration i...
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A b c 1. En-el 15 holder: while pressing and holding the push button a on the holder, slide the battery toward the button b and lift up to remove c . 2. Aa holder: remove the batteries one row at a time (as shown). Ensure that the batteries do not drop during this process. Removing the batteries 12.
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En-el 15 batteries at low temperatures of about 50° f (10° c) and below, the nikon en-el15 batteries will decrease in performance. Warming up a cold battery can recover some of the lost charge. Aa batteries have less capacity and lose more performance at low temperatures. Aa batteries in most cases,...
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Specifications power source one en-el15 rechargeable li-ion battery or eight lr6 alkaline, hr6 ni-mh, fr6 lithium, or zr6 nickel-manganese aa batteries operating temperature 32 – 104 °f (0 – 40 °c) dimensions approximately 132.6 x 53.2 x 84.7 mm / 5.22 x 2.1 x 3.33 in. Weight approximately 6.7 oz. (...
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Warranty vello provides a limited warranty that this product is free from defects in materials and work- manship to the original purchaser under normal use for a period of one (1) year from the original purchase date or thirty (30) days after replacement whichever occurs later. Vello’s responsibilit...
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