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Metro Case Grips

Metro Case Grip for Nikon Zf

 

"Really Light Stuff."

Metro Case Grips greatly improve the handling of today's digital cameras while adding minimal weight.

What's Multi-Grip?

Superior ergonomics. Many modern digital cameras are so small, they are difficult to comfortably grip and operate, especially with bigger lenses.

Pocketability is often a higher design priority than ergonomics; some cameras are so diminutive it's easy to accidentally change camera settings at just the wrong moment. 

 

Camera manufacturers sometimes provide grippy areas, but nothing substantial enough to make a real difference. Multi-Grip provides a relaxed, confident, comfortable grip, eliminating inadvertent button presses.

 

Multi-Grip is warm to the touch in cold weather. In hot, humid conditions, it won't slip from a sweaty hand, unlike aluminum. It excels in extreme conditions with weather resistant cameras such as the Fuji X-T1.

Thumb Rest. Thumb support makes controlling the camera easy. One-handed operation is possible, with easy access to the dials and controls. Best of all, the hot shoe is still usable (unlike other thumb supports, which can actually impede access to dials and controls.)

 

Quick Release. The third major feature of Multi-Grip is the baseplate, which offers an Arca-Swiss compatible quick release. The baseplate protects the bottom of the camera from scratches, while still allowing easy access to the battery compartment and SD card on most models. The baseplate has a secondary tripod socket; some models have an optical axis indicator for use with pano heads. A quick release can be invaluable when shooting video using stabilizers and track sliders.

Lightweight. Very. Multi-Grip is extremely lightweight, but very strong, manufactured from Nylon 12, the same material used in products such as ski boots.

The end result is a product that is so light, the extra weight isn't noticeable. Multi-Grip can be as little as 1/3 of the weight of other products that offer fewer features.  Multi-Grip for X100T weighs only 37 grams; some thumb rests weigh nearly as much at 30 grams -- that's just the thumb rest -- no grip or quick release! 

When you're carrying gear all day, every gram counts. 

Your camera never felt better.

Always working on new models, Metro Case has your camera covered.

This is one of the best designed grips you will ever find.
Add to that its feather weight and super durability and you get a do-not-miss product.
— andy d. - (from Amazon) (Fuji X100T)
I just got my grip and is now attached to my X-T1...
All i can say is...WOW! Thank you for creating this great product!!!!!!
— garyMD (Fujix-forum.com) (Fuji X-T1)
This grip has improved the handling of my RX1-R. It makes shooting and holding the camera so much more pleasurable. The grip is featherweight and fits like a glove. I was worried about adding bulk, but it is negligible. The engineering is beautiful, and including the Arca-Swiss compatible quick release and secondary tripod socket was a nice touch. Getting to the battery, SD card and HDMI ports is easy. I think this is a must-have for anyone using the RX1.
— Cynthia Flood (from Amazon) (Sony RX1R)
Great Design: Light as a feather and amazing fit....the thumb rest and grip feel great in the hand and the Arca Swiss bottom is a PLUS!
— Donald Lay (from Amazon) (Sony RX1R-II)
The case provides three functions: a better grip, eliminate accidental button pressing on the back of the camera, and quick mounting on an Arca-Swiss tripod head. For the button pressing issue, the case works wonders for all lenses. I never accidentally pressed the buttons while using it. Without the case, I am always pressing the buttons and usually need to disable a few because of this.
— Greg T., San Francisco (Fuji X-T10)
The immediate positives for me:

1. Weight. ~50g as opposed to >150 g (metal).
2. Fit and feel: fantastic!
3. No more accidental videos!
4. No more accidental tripping of the control wheel (custom functions stay as they were set)!
— V. Iyer, Netherlands (Sony RX1R-II)

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