Neewer Battery Grip for Nikon D3400 DSLR Camera Vertical Shutter Release Button Work with One or Two EN-EL14a Battery (NW-D3400)

Note: Camera and battery not includedDescription:Vertical Shooting Battery Grip:Specially designed for Nikon D3400 DSLR camera.Vertical shutter release button makes shooting in a vertical position much easier, adding stability to the camera.Greatly provides the power for continuous shooting.Use one or two pieces EN-EL14a lithium batteries.You can make 3000 shots actual in one full charge when using 2 pieces EN-EL14a lithium batteries.(Battery Not Included)Sturdy aluminum and plastic make it have smooth anti-scratch surface, ensuring a lasting lifeScrew at the bottom of battery grip can be attached firmly to your camera tripod socket for easy shootingInstallation Step:1. Please turn off the switch on camera and ensure that the Control Lock on the grip is in the "OFF" position before attaching.2. Open the camera's battery chamber and remove the battery from the camera battery compartment.3. Detach the chamber cover in 35 angles carefully. In case of battery falling down, please keep the battery chamber over up during this step.4. To prevent loss, insert the battery chamber cover into the camera battery chamber cover storage slot on NW-D3400.5. Insert the grip's electrical contacts part into the camera's battery chamber, align the attachment screw with the camera's tripod socket.6. Turn the attachment wheel to tighten securely according to the instruction arrow. If there is some space left, please reattach the battery grip.7. Turn on the camera and check battery through the LCD or viewfinder.8. Please set the camera release mode to 'Quick-Response Remote' or 'Delayed Remote'.Specification:Type: NW-D3400Power Source: One or Two Pieces EN-EL14a battery (NOT included)Dimensions: 4.96 x 3.1 x 3.9 inches /12.6 x 8 x 10 centimetersWeight: 4.87 ounces / 138 gramsPackage Content:1x Battery Grip

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