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On left: 3rdparty cheap charger for Nokia BL-5C (and compatible) batteries with noname battery.
On right: my Neo1973 with some customisations done.
None are merciful.
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Quintessons are still formidable even without energy locomotion.
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Let me introduce my Zeikos ZE-NBG300. This unit parallels Nikon's MB-D10 in functionality, trails it on the build (it lacks magnesium and such), but exceeds the MB-D10 in overall bang-for-the-buck. Shipped to my door from Amazon, this unit cost me $82 and some change. Ontop of that purchase, I picked up 8 Ni-MH AA's rechargeables for $25. So for about $107, my D now has a portrait grip, more battery life and 8 frames per second.
The quick-and-dirty review gos like this:
Pros:
+Solid build; have read that the tripod screw is one single piece with the knob.
+Comes with EN-EL3 tray and AA (8, not 6 as indicated in literature)
+Great in-hand feel
+Front and Rear wheels feel about 85% as solid as the main wheels. AF-ON button and focus selector work perfectly.
+Camera recognizes it as MB-D10; reverse-engineering at its finest.
Cons:
-Grip material, while good, doesn't quite match the feel of the D's (it's awfully close though)
-Plastic frame; it feels dense enough, but there's a reason why this costs about a third of the MB-D10
Let me introduce my Zeikos ZE-NBG300. This unit parallels Nikon's MB-D10 in functionality, trails it on the build (it lacks magnesium and such), but exceeds the MB-D10 in overall bang-for-the-buck. Shipped to my door from Amazon, this unit cost me $82 and some change. Ontop of that purchase, I picked up 8 Ni-MH AA's rechargeables for $25. So for about $107, my D now has a portrait grip, more battery life and 8 frames per second.
The quick-and-dirty review gos like this:
Pros:
+Solid build; have read that the tripod screw is one single piece with the knob.
+Comes with EN-EL3 tray and AA (8, not 6 as indicated in literature)
+Great in-hand feel
+Front and Rear wheels feel about 85% as solid as the main wheels. AF-ON button and focus selector work perfectly.
+Camera recognizes it as MB-D10; reverse-engineering at its finest.
Cons:
-Grip material, while good, doesn't quite match the feel of the D's (it's awfully close though)
-Plastic frame; it feels dense enough, but there's a reason why this costs about a third of the MB-D10
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His judgement will be wrathful.
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Legend has it they created Energon, as well.
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The true wisdom of a Quintesson is often bitter.
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Do not doubt the judgement of a Quintesson.
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The Quintessons originated Cybertron and everything in it.
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You know, face combos are fun!
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They don't have many positive emotions.
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I got an email from AT&T to take this iPhone survey, late in the survey, I got this question. Is this a sign of things to come? "What third party applications / Widgets have you downloaded to your Apple iPhone? Please be as specific as possible."
Jill Stein, Green Party candidate for President, marches along side of supporters at campaign event in Colorado, including young woman carrying "Jill Not Hill" sign and young boy with "No More War" sign.
Let me introduce my Zeikos ZE-NBG300. This unit parallels Nikon's MB-D10 in functionality, trails it on the build (it lacks magnesium and such), but exceeds the MB-D10 in overall bang-for-the-buck. Shipped to my door from Amazon, this unit cost me $82 and some change. Ontop of that purchase, I picked up 8 Ni-MH AA's rechargeables for $25. So for about $107, my D now has a portrait grip, more battery life and 8 frames per second.
The quick-and-dirty review gos like this:
Pros:
+Solid build; have read that the tripod screw is one single piece with the knob.
+Comes with EN-EL3 tray and AA (8, not 6 as indicated in literature)
+Great in-hand feel
+Front and Rear wheels feel about 85% as solid as the main wheels. AF-ON button and focus selector work perfectly.
+Camera recognizes it as MB-D10; reverse-engineering at its finest.
Cons:
-Grip material, while good, doesn't quite match the feel of the D's (it's awfully close though)
-Plastic frame; it feels dense enough, but there's a reason why this costs about a third of the MB-D10
At this point, I just take photos of him whenever I'm taking photos of anything at all. I can't help it! *__*;;
Let me introduce my Zeikos ZE-NBG300. This unit parallels Nikon's MB-D10 in functionality, trails it on the build (it lacks magnesium and such), but exceeds the MB-D10 in overall bang-for-the-buck. Shipped to my door from Amazon, this unit cost me $82 and some change. Ontop of that purchase, I picked up 8 Ni-MH AA's rechargeables for $25. So for about $107, my D now has a portrait grip, more battery life and 8 frames per second.
The quick-and-dirty review gos like this:
Pros:
+Solid build; have read that the tripod screw is one single piece with the knob.
+Comes with EN-EL3 tray and AA (8, not 6 as indicated in literature)
+Great in-hand feel
+Front and Rear wheels feel about 85% as solid as the main wheels. AF-ON button and focus selector work perfectly.
+Camera recognizes it as MB-D10; reverse-engineering at its finest.
Cons:
-Grip material, while good, doesn't quite match the feel of the D's (it's awfully close though)
-Plastic frame; it feels dense enough, but there's a reason why this costs about a third of the MB-D10