DSTE® Pro IR Remote MB-D16 - Impugnatura verticale per batteria per fotocamera digitale Nikon D750 SLR come EN-EL15

Fonctionne parfaitement sur un d750Et moins cher qu’une originale

Funciona perfectamente en mi Nikon D750. Los botones tienen calidad y los materiales son de calidad.Una cosa que me preocupaba el principio (y que encontré en algún comentario) es la disociación de enfoque para el botón AE-L como AF-ON: No encontraba cómo configurarlo, pero se puede hacer sin problema... MENU CFG PERSONALIZADA/Controles/f10Asig botón AE-L de MB-D16Lo he configurado y va perfecto, al igual que en el cuerpo... ¡Todo se puede programar!

el joystic poco preciso y el boton Ae no se puede programar

Combacia perfettamente, comandi precisi, ottimo rapporto qualità/prezzo. L'ho appena installato e non ho avuto ancora modo di provare il telecomando.

j'ai dejà un grip batterie de la marque pour un autre boitier. C'est serieux, ça fonctionne bien.Petit plus, bien que les modèles soient différents : la télécommande fonctionne avec mes 2 grips et peut déclancher mes 2 boitiers simultanément : c'est génial .

I have had this for 3 months now and used it all the time on my camera so I felt it was time to comment. I upgraded from a D600 where I had OEM MB-d14 to D750. I could not justify £230 on the original so researched a bit and the DSTE came with good reviews. From the box I put a battery in and attached it to the camera. Fit is very good with a hardly noticeable amount of flexion when you try hard to flex it. Buttons all functioned as they should and if anything the shutter button is even better than the one on the camera with a light first stage pressure and a smooth firmer pressure to take the exposure. Buttons are assignable from the in camera menu just like the original. Plus you get a handy remote thrown in too. It looks match the camera and the only thing missing is the gasket around the battery compartment. It feels good to use but only lacks the feel of the rock like quality of the metal Nikon version. In use it works perfectly and adds balance to heavier lenses and of course, in using the camera in portrait orientation, which is what it is designed for. I would unreservedly recommend this grip over the Nikon and save £200 to boot. It is when all said and done a tube to hold a battery with a few buttons on it that has all the functionality of the original and few drawbacks from the original for 15% of the price!. Am now putting the money saved into some more glass. If you must have a Nikon grip go ahead. Me, I will be out using it with a new lens expanding my photography.