any issues with putting orig canon batt and 3rd party batt in the same BG?

[Cartman2000]

as above. thanks!

 

[Snoweagle]

as above. thanks!

No. I've been doing that for years and until now no issues whatsoever.

 

[xhui]

no problems. been been doing for at least half a year now.

 

[diver-hloc]

Been doing it since Canon's 400D was brand NEW..... :sweat:

 

[Snoweagle]

Been doing it since Canon's 400D was brand NEW..... :sweat:

I've been doing that since 10D days.

 

[diver-hloc]

I've been doing that since 10D days.

Wow.... really 'Old Timer'.... :bsmilie:

 

[Snoweagle]

Wow.... really 'Old Timer'.... :bsmilie:

Yeah, so it's to show that no problem mixing original and 3rd party together in the grip.

 

[9V-Orion Images]

as above. thanks!

Not recommended by manufacturer, but I does that anyway. Unless of course, your batteries are brandless with no labels, and manufactured in China with absolute zero quality control in-place. :bsmilie:

 

[dision]

It is ok to mix. Battery grip does not draw power from both battery at the same time. Only when one is empty it will switch to the second battery. It is for the same reason that u can put only one battery in and it will still work.

 

[Shin Howard]

It is ok to mix. Battery grip does not draw power from both battery at the same time. Only when one is empty it will switch to the second battery. It is for the same reason that u can put only one battery in and it will still work.

any idea which batt the camera will draw power from 1st?
Left or right?

 

[Reportage]

both actually...but if you want my opinion, best is to use eneloops or recyckos with the AA attachment since i find they last longer then original batteries.

 

[dision]

any idea which batt the camera will draw power from 1st?
Left or right?

Right side for original canon bg.