Nikon D5300 Camera Backpack

[5 Hours] I am using this with a Nikon D5300. Charging is convenient. The connector to the camera goes in the battery compartment.

[Yes] Does the trick....works great on my Nikon D5300

[Black] I also bought a Canon camera bag for my Nikon d5300 with attached Sigma 100-400mm lens. This filter pouch fits and has 4 pockets for filters and extra memory card and extra battery.

[0.165 lb] Works great with my Nikon D5300 using both my 18-140mm and my 200-500mm lenses. Have not had any issues with water getting in. Which is a hued plus considering I am a Storm Chaser.

[400 W ] My first slider. Using it with Nikon d5300 and Canon C100 mk2. Works great so far.

[3.8 x 1.8 x 1"] I have dozens of Watson plates and a couple of their 2-plate chargers covering all my needs: Nikon Z7, Nikon D5300, Sony BX1 (RX1RII), Ricoh GRIII, Canon SL2, Sigma DP2/3 Merrill, Fuji X-T2 and now X-T4. They took their sweet time making a NP-W235 plate available, though.

[1.25"] I purchased this to use on my Nikon D5300 DSLR with Nikkor 55-200mm lens. The filter snaps onto a 52-58mm lens adapter and then screws onto the lens. I am not using it for it's intended purpose but it works very well. I am in the path of totality here in Ohio and hope for good weather on April eighth. I uploaded a picture of the sun's major sunspots on March 24, 2024. I also, using longer thumbscrews, can mount it another camera with a different diameter lens.

[7.2 VDC] Simple situation: needed a new battery for my Nikon D5300 but didn't want to pay OEM price. $50 for a new battery.. This was the recommended aftermarket battery for that. Half the cost but does 100% of the work. Probably going to stick with this type of aftermarket battery for all my cameras now.

[5 x 2.8 x 1.5"] Originally bought my Watson portable car charger for my Nikon D5300 battery. Didn't realize that the plates were interchangeable, so when I upgraded to my new D810, I figured I would need to buy a whole new charger. But no...just a new adapter plate and I was all set. Great product!

[21 Days] I have recently been using two cameras for portrait sessions as well as recently doing a wedding with two cameras. Having two cameras slung from your shoulder can be fatiguing after a while. The double camera straps did not appeal to me due to the swinging of the bodies. I did not want to pony the money for a spider pro because I was not sure if I would like the system. Well, I like it...a lot. I did a photo session at the beach last night and had my D5300 and Sigma 18-35 riding in the holster for about 2 hours. It felt great. Very comfortable and it held very secure to my body. Even when I had my flash mounted to it. The holster locks in the body and does require you to push the lock to remove the camera. It is very easily and quickly done. I had no problems switching back and forth between the two bodies I was carrying. My other D5300 was rigged to a Black Rapid sling. One camera with a prime lens off the shoulder was not a problem at all. I am very impressed with the Spider system and after using it, I would have no problems paying for the pro rig if I was using heavier bodies and lenses. I also used this system with a Think Tank Lens Changer. It was a great combination and I will be writing a review of the Lens Changer soon.