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Canon 2366A001 VG10 Vertical Grip - EOS A2e/A2 SLR

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Enhance Your Vertical Shooting Experience with the Canon VG10 GripThe Canon VG10 Vertical Grip is designed to provide comfortable and stable vertical shooting with your EOS A2e & A2 SLR cameras, mirroring the ergonomics of horizontal shooting. Compatibility: EOS A2e & A2 SLR Cameras Sh...

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Overview

Enhance Your Vertical Shooting Experience with the Canon VG10 Grip

The Canon VG10 Vertical Grip is designed to provide comfortable and stable vertical shooting with your EOS A2e & A2 SLR cameras, mirroring the ergonomics of horizontal shooting.

  • Compatibility: EOS A2e & A2 SLR Cameras
  • Shutter Button: Vertical position shutter button
  • Main Dial: Integrated main dial
  • AE Lock: AE lock/custom function button
  • AF Point Selection: AF focusing point selection button

In the Box:

  • Canon VG-10 Vertical Grip

Key Features

Canon Canon VG-10 Vertical Grip F/A2,A2e

Specifications

Product Type
Vertical Grip
Compatibility
Canon EOS A2e/A2 SLR
Brand
Canon

Frequently Asked Questions

The Canon VG10 Vertical Grip is specifically designed for use with Canon EOS A2e and A2 SLR camera models.
The primary function of this accessory is to provide an improved grip for vertical shooting, enhancing ergonomics for photographers when holding the camera in portrait orientation.
The provided information highlights its function as a vertical grip for specific Canon SLRs; no additional features like extended battery capacity or extra controls are mentioned.
No, this is a Canon-branded product (2366A001 VG10), indicating it is an original accessory designed by the camera manufacturer.
As a vertical grip for an SLR, it typically attaches to the camera's tripod socket and connects to its battery compartment or data port for full functionality.