Quino Terceño
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Thanks.No, not that I can see.
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Thanks.No, not that I can see.
Hate to contradict, but yes you can, and I do. The grip comes with a small chrome "buckle" that essentially duplicates the slot on the camera, giving you two slots - one for neck strap and one for the wrist strap.
The downside is that you can no longer simply unscrew the grip to take it off - you have to detach the wrist strap too.
Bill
Yes Bill, the little metal buckle is part of the hand grip kit. I also use both the hand strap and the neck strap for similar reasons.Actually I think the buckle I refer to came with the wrist strap, not the grip.
Bill
I should also mention that, for me, the A900 vertical grip doesn't add much comfort in the horizontal position. With the A700, I liked leaving the grip on, because it improved my handling in both horizontal and vertical positions. With the A900, the plain grip is good enough that I don't really need the add on grip to improve horizontal handling. Portrait mode only.Gotcha Douglas, that's great.