Jun 04, 2014 10:26 | #1 I just purchased the Canon 7D Battery Grip from Adorama used and I think I have a problem. When I charge my batteries without the Grip, the number of photos taken return to zero. Canon 7D MK 2,Canon 7D, EOS M/Infrared, EOS M2, EOS M3 and EOS M5, Canon EF-S 55-250, Canon 10-22, Canon 100-400 lens, Sigma 17-70 C, Sigma 150-600 lens, 8MM
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apersson850 Obviously it's a good thing  More info | Jun 04, 2014 15:07 | #2 You are talking about the number of exposures each battery has provided for? Anders
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SkipD Cream of the Crop  20,476 posts Likes: 165 Joined Dec 2002 Location: Southeastern WI, USA More info | Jun 04, 2014 15:50 | #3 Joe M wrote in post #16951025  When I charge my batteries without the Grip, the number of photos taken return to zero. When I charged my batteries and put them in the grip, the photos taken are not returned to zero, they do not change from what they had. Joe, could you please describe in more detail what you are viewing for the "number of photos" and be a bit more clear on what changes you are or are not seeing? Skip Douglas
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apersson850 Obviously it's a good thing More info | It must be the number of photos the battery has powered since the last recharge. Can be seen in the detailed battery information in the menu on more recent cameras. Anders
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waylandcool Senior Member More info | Jun 04, 2014 16:51 | #5 Joe M wrote in post #16951025 I just purchased the Canon 7D Battery Grip from Adorama used and I think I have a problem. When I charge my batteries without the Grip, the number of photos taken return to zero. When I charged my batteries and put them in the grip, the photos taken are not returned to zero, they do not change from what they had. Did I buy an older grip or is there a firmware for the grip or something else? I called Canon and the tech had not idea. Thank you for your help. Joe I have the Canon grip and I'm not sure what you are referring to.
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Jun 04, 2014 20:19 | #6 waylandcool wrote in post #16951917 I have the Canon grip and I'm not sure what you are referring to. Everyone thank you, I found out I used a non canon charger to my charger batteries. That charger left the exposures from the last time I used the batteries. I used the Canon charger and the exposures were zeroed Canon 7D MK 2,Canon 7D, EOS M/Infrared, EOS M2, EOS M3 and EOS M5, Canon EF-S 55-250, Canon 10-22, Canon 100-400 lens, Sigma 17-70 C, Sigma 150-600 lens, 8MM
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