+ OP E N D70 -+ -+ -+ -+ -+ -+ 45 0 Nikon 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 15 16 FORMAT BKT 9 10 8 11 12 13 14 ON OFF PowerGripsTM Instruction Sheet Model HPG-D70 D70s Vertical PowerGripTM for the Nikon D70, D70s Parts List HPG-D70 1. Battery chamber release latch 2. Battery chamber cover 3. Battery holder attach/detach latch 4. Attach/detach knob 5. Attachment screw 6. Electrical contacts 7. Vertical-grip shutter release cable connect 8. Vertical-grip shutter release cable 9. Vertical-grip shutter release cable plug A 10. Vertical-grip shutter release cable plug B 11. Tripod socket 12. Vertical-grip shutter button 13. Vertical-grip on/off switch 14. Battery cover storage area 15. AA battery holder 16. Electrical contacts of AA battery holder Attaching the PowerGrip 1. Make sure camera power is in off position. Open the battery chamber door to 45 degree position and pull to remove. Unload battery from chamber. See Figure #1 2. The camera's battery chamber cover can be stored in the storage space on the battery post. Figure #2 3. Align the PowerGrip attachment screw with the camera's tripod socket, Insert the battery contacts post into the battery chamber. Tighten attachment knob to secure PowerGrip to camera body. Figure #3 4. After installation is complete. Turn on the camera and check that displays are on. 5. To remove the PowerGrip, reverse the above steps. Figure #1 Figure #2 Figure #3 Inserting Battery packs(Use one or two Nikon EN-EL3 or two Hoodman H-EL3) 1. Slide the two battery chamber release latches inward and open the cover. Figure #4 2. Then detach the AA battery holder and remove. Figure #5 3. Insert the two EN-EL3. Figure #6 4. Push batteries into locked position. Figure #7 Figure #4 Figure #5 Figure #6 Figure #7 Installing Fiber Optic Shutter Release Cable 1. Detach the plastic base part from cable plug B, then peel off the adhesive backing paper. Figure A 2. Stick the base part from cable plug B onto the camera over the D70 IR Receiver Sensor Figure B 3. Attach the plug B into the base part. Slide Plug B to the left to lock into place. Figure C 4. Detach the cover of the cable connector on the battery grip, then insert the plug A into the connector. Figure A Figure B Plug B Fiber Optic Cable Plug A + N D70 Figure C Figure D and E Figure D Figure E Figure F Using the PowerGripTM The PowerGrip uses the InfraRed sensor on the camera body for communication via the Fiber Optic Cable. 1. Locate the on/off switch on the PowerGrip and slide to "on" position. 2. Press the Shooting Mode button(Figure F) and dial the main dial until the Quick-Response Remote setting is displayed. 3. The PowerGrip shutter release button is a One-Step operation.. 4. Press the shutter release and it will complete the automatic focus. function and the shot will be taken. Note: To return to horizontal shooting, repeat Step 2 and go to Single Frame shooting mode. Inserting AA Battery compartment 1. Open the battery chamber and detach the AA battery holder and remove its cover 2. Load 6-AA batteries into the holder and insert the into the battery chamber until the side latches lock into place.. 3. Remove AA batteries from holder when not in use. Specifications Assembled High-impact plastic Rubber coated Grip Steel tripod mount at base 1-step vertical shutter release button Accepts 1 or 2 EN-EL3 or 6 AA batteries Provides on/off switch for vertical release Contact Hoodman: 800-818-3946 www.hoodmanusa.com [email protected] Length: 5 1/2" Height: 1 3/4" Width: 2 1/2" Weight: 6.2 ounces w/o batteries 11 ounces with 2 batteries PowerGrip shutter release function SHUTTER RELEASE OPERATION IN INFRARED MODE Your PowerGrip shutter release button will fire your D-70 camera in Manual focus mode or Auto-focus mode. When in Manual focus mode, the PowerGrip shutter release button is pressed and the camera fires immediately. When in Auto-focus mode, the PowerGrip shutter release button is pressed, the camera meters, then auto-focuses, then fires. All this happens in one second. The infrared mode of the D-70 does not allow for the ( ½ press auto-focus / full press fire button function). Slide Plug B to the left to lock. <<<<<
Welcome message from author
This document is posted to help you gain knowledge. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think about it! Share it to your friends and learn new things together.
Transcript
+ +
OPEN D70
++
+
-+
-+
-+
-+
-+
-+
Nikon
OPEN
70
Nikon
450
Nikon
Í
7
1
23
4
5
6
15 16 FORMATBKT
9
10
8
11 12 13 14
ON
OFF
PowerGripsTM
Instruction SheetModel HPG-D70D70s
Vertical PowerGripTM for the Nikon D70, D70s
Parts List HPG-D701. Battery chamber release latch2. Battery chamber cover3. Battery holder attach/detach latch4. Attach/detach knob5. Attachment screw6. Electrical contacts7. Vertical-grip shutter release cable connect8. Vertical-grip shutter release cable 9. Vertical-grip shutter release cable plug A10. Vertical-grip shutter release cable plug B11. Tripod socket12. Vertical-grip shutter button13. Vertical-grip on/off switch14. Battery cover storage area15. AA battery holder16. Electrical contacts of AA battery holder
Attaching the PowerGrip
1. Make sure camera power is in off position. Open the battery chamber door to 45 degree position and pull to remove. Unload battery from chamber.See Figure #12. The camera's battery chamber cover can be stored in the storage spaceon the battery post. Figure #23. Align the PowerGrip attachment screw with the camera's tripod socket,Insert the battery contacts post into the battery chamber. Tighten attachmentknob to secure PowerGrip to camera body. Figure #34. After installation is complete. Turn on the camera and check that displays are on.5. To remove the PowerGrip, reverse the above steps.
Figure #1 Figure #2
Figure #3
Inserting Battery packs(Use one or two Nikon EN-EL3 or two Hoodman H-EL3)1. Slide the two battery chamber release latches inward and open the cover. Figure #42. Then detach the AA battery holder and remove. Figure #53. Insert the two EN-EL3. Figure #64. Push batteries into locked position. Figure #7
Figure #4 Figure #5
Figure #6 Figure #7
Installing Fiber Optic Shutter Release Cable1. Detach the plastic base part from cable plug B, then peel off the adhesive backing paper. Figure A2. Stick the base part from cable plug B onto the camera over the D70 IR Receiver Sensor Figure B3. Attach the plug B into the base part. Slide Plug B to the left to lock into place. Figure C 4. Detach the cover of the cable connector on the battery grip, then insert the plug A into the connector.
Figure A Figure B
Plug B
Fiber Optic Cable
Plug A
+ +
OPEN D70
Figure C
Figure D and E
Figure D
Figure E Figure F
Using the PowerGripTM
The PowerGrip uses the InfraRed sensor on the camera body for communication via the Fiber Optic Cable.1. Locate the on/off switch on the PowerGrip and slide to "on" position.2. Press the Shooting Mode button(Figure F) and dial the main dial until the Quick-Response Remote setting is displayed.
3. The PowerGrip shutter release button is a One-Step operation..4. Press the shutter release and it will complete the automatic focus. function and the shot will be taken. Note: To return to horizontal shooting, repeat Step 2 and go to Single Frame shooting mode.
Inserting AA Battery compartment1. Open the battery chamber and detach the AA battery holder and remove its cover2. Load 6-AA batteries into the holder and insert the into the battery chamber until the side latches lock into place.. 3. Remove AA batteries from holder when not in use.
SpecificationsAssembled High-impact plasticRubber coated GripSteel tripod mount at base1-step vertical shutter release buttonAccepts 1 or 2 EN-EL3 or 6 AA batteriesProvides on/off switch for vertical release Contact Hoodman:
Length: 5 1/2"Height: 1 3/4"Width: 2 1/2"Weight: 6.2 ounces w/o batteries 11 ounces with 2 batteries
PowerGrip shutter release function SHUTTER RELEASE OPERATION IN INFRARED MODE Your PowerGrip shutter release button will fire your D-70 camera in Manual focus mode or Auto-focus mode. When in Manual focus mode, the PowerGrip shutter release button is pressed and the camera fires immediately. When in Auto-focus mode, the PowerGrip shutter release button is pressed, the camera meters, then auto-focuses, then fires. All this happens in one second. The infrared mode of the D-70 does not allow for the ( ½ press auto-focus / full press fire button function).
Slide Plug B to the left to lock. <<<<<
Related Documents
