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I couldn't find a zeikos 'official' site either. I'd try one out if it doesn't void warranty but want to see that in writing first hah -
Interesting, hadn't seen that before. I actually got the zeikos anticipating a d700 upgrade down the road... guess i'll attach and cross my fingers when the time comes.Leave a comment:
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From what I've read there have been a few instances of the Zeikos frying the main board on D700s. Nikon charged around 4-500 for the repair and it's not covered by the warranty. I don't think there are any issue with it and the D300.Leave a comment:
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elaborate on the d700 issue? I haven't heard of this.Personally I buy everything used and have saved thousands that way. I wouldn't worry about the aftermarket grip voiding the warranty. Unless it is caused by the grip (like the Zeikos/D700 electrical issues) I would be very surprised if they would deny a claim because of that. Or even be able to tell.
I use zeikos on my d300. It's so much cheaper than OE that you could buy 3 before one OE and it works great. No brainer for me. (with a college budget)Leave a comment:
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Personally I buy everything used and have saved thousands that way. I wouldn't worry about the aftermarket grip voiding the warranty. Unless it is caused by the grip (like the Zeikos/D700 electrical issues) I would be very surprised if they would deny a claim because of that. Or even be able to tell.Leave a comment:
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on my Canon i usually stick with only Canon products. and i got mine for cheap on craigslist. but i also shop at samys.com and ritzcamera.comLeave a comment:
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Photography gear advice
Who has experience with both aftermarket and OE battery grips? I'm wanting a canon grip for my t2i but the Zeikos grip is $55 the canon $142 on Amazon.
I looked everywhere but can't find if the aftermarket voids the warranty?
Also, where do you guys shop for gear. B&H is a joke. Amazon seems best so far.Tags: None

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