Aa Battery Camera

Phantom power only-- no AA battery.

Everything about this item is good - from the way it was packaged when it arrived to how it looks, feels and fits my D5600 - it completed the camera! - The camera is great, but small...I was used to the D300, which is pretty hefty with extra battery grip, so the D5600 felt small and a bit difficult to wield by itself, but the Vello Battery Grip totally changed that... The fact that it comes with an additional sled for AA batteries can be extremely important, since charging the battery for the camera would take two hours or more. With AA batteries it's done in an instant if need be. Also, I wasn't aware that it would come with a wireless, infra-red trigger - a wonderful surprise (for me)... ...so...nothing to gripe about..? - ...ok, if I have to gripe, I could mention that the instructions for how to remove the battery compartment lid on the camera in order to allow insertion of grip extension into battery holding space, was a bit nebulous and the risk for damaging this lid is quite real if one is not careful...I realized that and tested somewhat carefully and after a while, it popped off, intact...no damage. Gripe Number 2: The user guide booklet might be a bit on the small side and I'm wondering if it might not be better to take the form of a folded piece of paper, which would allow larger text and illustrations - or perhaps best, a link to a pdf file to download...pretty much standard nowadays and that would have eliminated concerns about size of text etc. But those are not serious concerns, so, all in all, a fabulous product and a great, great value...

Having an extra battery is so helpful. This particular camera can also accept AA batteries which is great.

I have a TT350N, which is powered by AA batteries. I decided to do a slight upgrade to this V350, with its rechargeable battery. It's ever so slight larger than the TT350 (negligible difference) and the longer battery life and faster recycle times are worth it. This makes a great run & gun on-camera companion, to my off-camera AD100 and AD300 strobes. The only negative, if I'm being picky, is regarding the battery door. It's a little tricky to open, it's pretty tight and difficult to get a good grip on it. Not bad enough to subtract a star, but worth mentioning here. Very happy with Godox's products!

What a great addition to the Pelican 1614 case! I was a little reluctant because of the price, but I figured since I was spending so much on the case, why not! It's great! I keep my Elincrome skyport transmitter, 2 receivers, AA batteries, battery chargers for the camera, small battery charger for AA, business cards, photos, note pads, pens, remotes for the camera. The pockets are a great size and it was easy to install. I didn't use the velcro, just the screws and it's pretty durable.

Great starter SLR camera (I have had 2 of these) Battery life is GOOD, if you use QUALITY AA batteries (alkaline energizer, or lithium), and is much better than most rechargeable battery packs in more expensive cameras. Ideal SLR for travelling (AA batteries), especially with the new Sigma 18-300mm lens (I previously used the Sigma 18-250) ALL k-mount lenses work, properly Pentax autofocus varies greatly from ome camera body to another, but all I can say is that both my K-x's are FAST and accurate.

Really great, you can run the camera off a 2nd rechargeable or swap the AA battery tray an run it off them.

Using an on-camera Litepanels light without a camera battery adapter plate is just a waste of AA batteries and your precious time in my opinion. The adapter fits easily on the litepanel and reduces bulk and worry. Camera batteries last so much longer and gives me one less thing to have to carry around.

my camera takes 10 AA batteries would last less than a month since i hooked up the battery box it has stayed at 99% for a month. I covered the wire to avoid critter damage put a srap on it and strapped to the tree a little bulky but solar doesn't work well here

It works great. It adds a nice heft too the camera. Being able to use AA batteries for the camera is great if the battery pack dies and you've forgotten to bring the Nikon charger, which I did once. It is also a nice balance to the camera when a speed light is attached. Keeps it from flipping over.