Nikon D50 Battery grip
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Doesn't look like it has an additional shutter release though.....
If you google "nikon d50 battery grip", there's plenty of sellers so just a case of finding the cheapest.
ETA - Ebay
Currently £29.00
and finishing in 53 minutes (11:15)
Ebay also has them available for £29 new (but from China), this uses an infra-red trigger for the vertical shutter release which isn't the best, but would work. also this does not include batteries and you could end up paying vat etc.....
Ebay
Doesn't look like it has an additional shutter release though.....
If you google "nikon d50 battery grip", there's plenty of sellers so just a case of finding the cheapest.
ETA - Ebay
Currently £29.00
and finishing in 53 minutes (11:15) Ebay also has them available for £29 new (but from China), this uses an infra-red trigger for the vertical shutter release which isn't the best, but would work. also this does not include batteries and you could end up paying vat etc.....
Ebay
Edited by ledaig on Sunday 8th April 22:22
There were some Chinese-made ones at Focus last month. I have to say I considered one for the D70 for all of a nanosecond or two. They do have the advantage of a shutter release, but not the half-depression control that you really need, and a wonderful fitment that goes over the infra-red release. One was something like c£70. Be happier spending ten times that much to get hold of a D200 and then adding the proper Nikon part....
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