Vertax D11 For Nikon D7000

Product Overview
The Vertax D11 Battery Grip is an essential accessory designed specifically for the Nikon D7000 DSLR camera. This battery grip enhances the functionality and ergonomics of your camera, providing extended battery life and improved handling, especially during vertical shooting. With its durable construction and additional controls, the Vertax D11 is ideal for photographers who need extra power and comfort during long shooting sessions, such as weddings, events, or nature photography.

• Extended Battery Life: The Vertax D11 accommodates two EN-EL15 batteries, effectively doubling your camera’s battery life, allowing for extended shooting sessions without the need for frequent battery changes.
• Vertical Shooting Controls: Equipped with an additional shutter release button, command dials, and AF-ON button, this grip facilitates comfortable and intuitive vertical shooting, enhancing your overall photography experience.
• Improved Handling: The ergonomic design of the battery grip provides a more secure and comfortable grip, particularly beneficial when using larger lenses or shooting for prolonged periods.
• Durable Construction: Built from high-quality materials, the Vertax D11 is designed to withstand the rigors of professional use, ensuring long-term reliability.
• Alternative Power Options: In addition to EN-EL15 batteries, the grip can also use AA batteries with the included AA battery holder, offering flexibility in power sources, especially in remote locations.
• Easy Installation: The grip is designed for quick and easy attachment to the Nikon D7000, with secure locking mechanisms to ensure stability during use.

Customer Advice
To maximize the benefits of your Vertax D11 Battery Grip, always ensure that the batteries are fully charged before starting a long shoot. When using the grip, familiarize yourself with the additional vertical shooting controls to take full advantage of its ergonomic design. If you plan to shoot in remote areas where recharging batteries may not be possible, consider carrying AA batteries as a backup power source. Regularly check the grip for any signs of wear or looseness to maintain its secure attachment to your camera. Finally, when not in use, remove the grip from your camera to protect the battery contacts and store it in a safe, dry place to ensure its longevity.