That is a must if you are positive about the seriousness
in putting more effort in learning photography.
Go out with the battery grip every time you shoot and soon
you will love its stability in providing you with sharper pictures.
Next is to hunt for the tripod that you have to use for long
exposures.
That is a must if you are positive about the seriousness
in putting more effort in learning photography.
Go out with the battery grip every time you shoot and soon
you will love its stability in providing you with sharper pictures.
Next is to hunt for the tripod that you have to use for long
exposures.
Battery grip only serves to allow vertical shooting with a shutter button.
As most camera doesn't have in body stabilization so
the stabilization falls on the lens itself if the lens have IS.
Most DSLR whether entry/mid/high end models all have battery grip
which you can add on if you feel your grip is not very steady
especially with a large hand.
The grip can be brought from camera shops or online.
The good thing about the grip is you can put two batteries inside.
Other than grip, you can consider a mini tripod
Use it as a grip which sometimes prove useful than bringing a regular tripod.
Handling is one thing, technical aspect when shooting is also important.
Hope this helps, coming from a retired event/stock photographer.
