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This is a vertical battery grip for the Canon EOS R8 RP DSLR Camera. It can be used as an additional power source for the camera. This vertical grip can also hold one or two LP-E17 Li-ion batteries - effectively doubling your recording capacity. It provides enhanced flexibility and not only helps to keep your hand in vertical and horizontal position, but also provides a stable platform for taking portraits, still life shots and other subjects that require a vertical format.
This battery grip can provide redundant button function controls and a trigger that is directly at hand when used vertically. This eliminates the need to access camera controls when shooting vertically.
There is power on/off switch.
Specifications:
Material: ABS plastic.
Matching Devices: For Canon EOS R8, Canon EOS RP DSLR Camera
Compatible battery: One or two LP-E17 batteries (battery not included).
Working temperature: 0 ~ 40 ° (32 ~ 104 °F).
Dimensions: approx. 133 x 99.7 x 70.8 mm
Approximate weight. 180 g (without LP-E17 battery).
Note:
Camera and batteries are not included.
This battery grip does not support AA batteries.
Remove the batteries if you are not going to use them for a long time.
Raheem J.
2025-08-22 11:59:13
The camera grip is perfect there is no more need to have one battery in the charger and both batteries are in the grip and it has a remote also now you can shoot all day and all night if need be
Ammar Modeer
2025-07-24 15:13:34
It’s perfect grip for my canon R8 . It fit Great . I like it give me a lot of space to hold my camera . And also, you can add two more Barry instead of one . So I give you more time to shot a pictures
Jack Grambo
2025-07-21 09:19:06
I think adding a battery grip to the Canon EOS R8 makes a lot of sense both for vertical shooting and effectively doubling the battery life. If you have large hands, the extra size and heft with the battery grip in place is a positive. I use two genuine Canon batteries in my grip. The grip is attached by removing the battery cover from the Canon R8 (it stores in the grip) and then attaching the grip with the locking wheel at the rear of the grip. Batteries are inserted at the rear of the grip and locked into place. There is an included control cable that plugs into the front of the grip (right side looking at the front of the camera & grip) and then into the remote control â…›" plug under cover of the same camera. If you have a problem with the camera recognizing the presence of two batteries try insert one, and after that one is recognizing by the camera, inserting the second. There is a vertical shooting button on the front of the grip. The Hersmay grip does not have all the versatility or convenience of the Canon grip but it is functional for a fraction of the price of the Canon version. You do have to remove the battery grip to access your memory card. You can ameliorate this inconvenience somewhat by downloading your images wirelessly or by using higher capacity memory cards. Recommended with those caveats.
Otis Maximus williams
2025-05-03 11:33:26
its impractical and thats all I'm going to say about it
K. M. Johnson
2025-04-14 18:56:17
Not the best battery grip I've owned, it has a switch for turning it off and on, I wish it had an auto off feature as I was going to take pictures at christmas but had left the switch on and the batteries had drained. Luckily I was able to pull the grip off and put an extra battery in the camera itself. Still, not a bad deal.
vie
2025-02-12 13:24:07
Très solide, fabriquer avec du plastique de qualité. Me donne vraiment une très bonne autonomie, des heures de plaisir.
Vincent O'Connor
2025-02-11 15:02:43
It's kinda weird, if you put in two non Canon batteries, my camera (R8) asks are these genuine Canon batteries, whether you say yes or no it won't let you get the camera to function. If you stick the original Canon battery and a non Canon in the unit, it seems to work! It's a bit temperamental. It hasn't failed while out on a number of camera shoots and the extra hand grip space is great.
TomR
2025-02-04 19:03:29
Von meinen alten Canon-DSLRs war ich einen Batteriegriff gewohnt, vor allem, wenn ein ordentliches Objektiv angeschraubt war, weil dann ganz einfach die Haptik ausgeglichener ist.Bei meiner jetzigen Canon EOS RP gibt es von Canon keinen Batteriegriff, nur einen kleinen Aufsatz, und wenn dann das EF 70-200 2.8 L USM inkl. RF-EF-Adapter dranhängt, dann hat das Objektiv ein gewaltiges "Übergewicht". Also bot sich hier dieser Batteriegriff an.Angebracht wird dieser wie alle anderen auch: zuerst den Akku-Deckel runter (im Batteriegriff findet sich wie bei den meisten anderen auch ein Platz für den Deckel), Batteriegriff an die Kamera gesteckt und angeschraubt.Dann gibt es allerdings sogleich die ersten Unterschiede. Die Akkus werden nicht mit einer eigenen Führungsschiene in den Batteriegriff geschoben, sondern es gibt nur eine Abdeckung für die beiden Akku-Einschübe. Und wegen dieser beiden gibt es einen Stern Abzug: Die Akkus sind relativ frimmelig reinzudrücken - was beim Rausnehmen den Vorteil hat, dass sie gleich ordentlich rausspringen und einfach zu entnehmen sind.Eine Sache ist mir auch gleich aufgefallen: Fremdakkus sollten zuerst alleine in die Kamera gesteckt werden, damit die Kamera sie erkennt. Werden sie das erste mal gleich in diesem Batteriegriff benutzt, meldet die Kamera, dass es sich um nicht erkannte Fremdakkus handelt und schaltet ab (dafür gibt's aber keinen Abzug, denn das fällt eher auf die Kamera zurück).Ein Manko, das aber wieder auf die Kamera zurückzuführen ist, ist das Extra-Auslösekabel vom Batteriegriff zur Kamera, um die Bedienelemente des Griffes zu nutzen - weil eben von Canon hier kein eigenes Produkt vorgesehen ist, funktioniert auch die Kommunikation nicht über den Griff, sondern nur über das Kabel.Ich persönlich würde das doch als störend empfinden, doch da ich die Bedienung sowieso nur an der Kamera durchführe, betrifft mich das sowieso nicht.Im Großen und Ganzen ein gutes Produkt, dass in eine Nische stößt, die Canon - wahrscheinlich absichtlich - nicht bedient.
Anders B.
2025-01-15 14:45:01
Den är inte ok. Avtryckaren på batteri hållaren jag köpt fungerar inte. Det går inte ta foto på höjden. Vad gör jag?Måste jag göra inställningar på min kamera Canon R8.Anders Bergh Örebro
Marco C.
2025-01-06 16:12:21
per adesso molto soddisfatto, la qualità sembra migliore rispetto alla Patona. ho fatto delle prove prima con una batteria non originale e riconosciuta subito, poi con l'altra postazione (vuota la prima) ed anche questa riconosciuta , infine tutte e due le postazioni, ma sembra riconoscere come unica, probabilmente è giusto così. vedrò quanto durano.comunque la cosa migliore è che ora impugno molto bene la fotocamera che è molto piccolina, e per chi ha le mani abbastanza grosse è un problema
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