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Question: Will this work on Canon SL-1 EOS Rebel?
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LCD Battery Grip for Canon EOS 550D / Rebel T2i SLR Digital CameraWhen using the live view mode setting (display window viewing), I have to push twice or continuous push to auto focus and take picture. When not in live view, it's ok. Not sure if this really is the case for this grip.
The German & English instructions are on the other side, necessitating flipping the sheet repeatedly. I finally scanned the diagram for my convenience.There was no mention of how to insert the product into My Canon EOS Rebel t4i. The battery cover on the camera is removable allowing the grip to slide in. It is attached to the camera with a thumbwheel screw, somewhat like attaching to a tripod. Once I figured out how to remove the camera's cover, the attachment was simple.
I urge anyone considering this battery grip to just get the model without the LCD/timer. You can load Magic Lantern on your Canon camera for advanced timing functions, and for the wireless remote (which I haven't tried) just purchase one separately, if you really need it.UPDATE:I was able to return the battery grip, and I bought a simpler one -- theBower XBGCT2 Digital Power Battery Grip for Canon EOS Rebel T2i/EOS 550D.
Put the same battery in the near slot, and voil&aacute;, the T3i fires up with no problems. Put in two batteries, and the battery nearest the door would eventually drain completely, while the one furthest from the door would not discharge at all. Swap batteries, and the T3i would work again. BTW 1:  I used both Canon OEM and Opteka LP-E8  batteries in the experiment.
This review is for this grip on my Canon Rebel T4i (650D). First of all, this is a MeiKe brand product (at least what I received). I am not sure why they label it Neewer here.The product fits great. It takes two LP-E8 batteries doubling battery life (or 6 AA batteries 2-3x battery life).
The front has the same texture as on the Canon Rebel series. A ruggedized rubber like insert. The rubber on the grip does feel a little smoother though. Both battery compartments feel solid and the connectors for the Canon batteries are directly flush with the batteries themselves. The siding bay holding the batteries has a little flex to it, but nothing major. I will say that the locking mechanism on the side of the battery compartment does feel a little chinsy.
I was planning on buying the Canon brand for this product, but after seeing this one for way less money, and after reading some of the reviews I thought I'd give it a try. The item comes as described. It looks like it belonged on my camera I own a Rebel t2i and it matches perfectly with the skin of my camera. The Remote works perfectly fine, You just got to make sure you flip the battery inside because it comes on backwards for saving battery is my guess.
I expect this product to work as well as my non-LCD grip. They are every bit as well made as the OEM grips and at about 1/4 the price.
It's easiest to just use a timer.Con:- AAs do not work properly in this grip! The camera will think the batteries are dead long before they actually are. This makes it ok for a backup, but don't count on the AAs to work. (Have had less success with NiMH since they are 1.2V)- Intervalometer limitations (posted below)!!! My advice is to DISREGARD the LCD/Intervalometer completely and INSTALL MAGICLANTERN which works far better!!!
Answer: Take the battery out of your SL1. If it uses the LPE8 battery, it will work just fine, if it doesn't, not so much.