Panasonic VW VBK360

Panasonic VW VBK360 is a long life battery - a little pricey, but the battery charge easily lasts long enough to film a youth league football game.

Panasonic VW VBK360 Technical Details:
# Brand Name: Panasonic
# Model: VBK360
# Item Weight: 3.2 ounces
# Shipping Weight: 3.2 ounces

You can buy Panasonic VW VBK360 from this link.

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Nikon EN-EL4a for MB-D10 Nikon D2 D3

Power your Nikon D2H, D2Hs, D2Xs, and D3 digital cameras without relying on disposable batteries with the high-capacity Nikon EN-EL4a rechargeable lithium-ion battery. Also compatible with the optional BL-3 battery chamber--which supports the MD-D10 grip for the D300 and D700 cameras--the battery employs lithium technology to ensure a maximum battery life and maximum power. Plus, the battery doesn't suffer from a memory effect, so you can recharge partially drained batteries without reducing performance. Specifications include an output voltage of 11.1 volts, a capacity of 2,500 mAh, and dimensions of 3.2 by 1 by 2.2 inches (W x H x D).

This is the original Nikon EN-EL4a battery for the D300 with MB-D10 vertical grip. Works perfectfly. The charge lasts forever. Don't buy the generic replacement for this battery, they DON'T work. I've tried 3 different generic brand & none of them work. I ended up wasting more time & money. Just go with the Nikon & your safe. I recommend you to buy the original Nikon EN-EL4a from this site!

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Canon BG-E8 for Canon T2i DSLR

It would be nice if Canon BG-E8 for Canon T2i DSLR had a few extra buttons on it but it has the main ones that I need to use available so that's just fine. I was tempted to go with an after-market brand unit but I decided seeing as I do use my camera a LOT it would be a smarter idea to go with a brand name unit.

I've had my unit attached to my camera for almost a year now and have loved it ever since. I enjoy being able to pop in "AA" batteries when I have killed my other 2 Canon lithium cells that I typically keep in the grip. I do a lot of portrait work and this helps to make it less awkward to handle the camera. Not to mention that the camera looks bigger to the client and makes them feel like it's something big and impacting to the photos I'm taking. Little do they know I am using the cheapest option that I was willing to settle for to do work that I would much rather have a 50D MkII for, lol.

All in all, the added power allows me to not have to worry about running out of power at weddings, balls, dances, games, whatever... Some events I can end up with 900 or better shots, that's a heck of a lot of shots and before I had the grip it would always end up that I would run out of power at just the wrong time! Now that's no longer an issue.

Most people don't really need a grip and probably shouldn't bother with it. I don't come across too many that take 900-1300 shots on a given day, with a T2i, lol. So unless you know that you need that constant insurance of extra power to go the distance don't bother with the expense. Canon BG-E8 for Canon T2i DSLR is a must have accessory regardless of hand size, and i recommend you to buy from this site.

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