📷 Metal Bracket Hand Grip for Sony A7RIV A7IV A9II Camera by Meike - A9IIG Review

I bought this grip for my Sony a7RIV and A7iii. No, it does not work. Here's the kicker: if you don't care about your camera's battery compartment, this might work for you. Personally, I'm not going to give up on the battery case. It's just another way to get dust and dirt into my $3,000+ camera. Unfortunately I only tried it a few months after purchasing it - I can't return it.

I liked the old version's ergonomics so much that I bought this as soon as I placed an order for my A7RIV, but this version was designed differently to allow for the battery Move the door to the handle extension, which destroyed its ergonomics. Using a heavy lens with such a grip as the 100-400 GM is really impractical. I hope they fix this because I don't think anyone should ever use a battery cover in a power strip due to potential weather sealing issues. If you're looking to buy a battery…

I am a renowned professional specializing in technical and image evaluations. If you're reading this review, you already know that the Sony A7R IV is a fantastic machine. However, I am switching from the ergonomically superior Canon to Sony. I was almost persuaded to switch, but only one thing kept me going: the convenience of a camera body and room for a lonely, curled pinky. Read on for a detailed comparison of the recently released Meike MK-A9 IIG and Wepoto GP-A74/A92: (see photo) BUILD…