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Anton Bauer Kit Battery Titon Base for Canon LP-E17 compatible

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Product Overview

This Anton/Bauer Titon Base Kit for Canon LP-E17-Powered Cameras provides extended runtimes for the Canon T6i, T7i, EOS RP, M3, M5, M6, T6s, and 77D Cameras, compared to the consumer-style battery that mounts directly onto the camera body. The base kit includes a 68Wh Titon Base battery, a P-Tap charger, and a P-Tap to LEMO power cable. The slim, lightweight Titon Base battery features a 68Wh capacity and 14.4V output, and it features an 8A continuous draw. It has a built-in 1/4"-20 threaded mounting hole and a QR plate. This allows you to mount the camera on the battery's QR plate and mount the battery onto a tripod for a quick release when going from tripod to handheld.

What's in the box:

Anton/Bauer 68Wh Titon Base Battery

Anton/Bauer P-Tap Charger

Anton/Bauer P-Tap Charger — US Plug

Anton/Bauer P-Tap Charger — UK Plug

Anton/Bauer P-Tap Charger — EU Plug

Anton/Bauer Regulated P-Tap to LP-E17 Dummy Battery Cable (20")

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FAQs

How does the Anton Bauer Titon Base Kit improve the performance of my Canon camera?

The Anton Bauer Titon Base Kit significantly enhances the performance of your Canon camera by providing extended runtimes compared to standard consumer batteries. This is particularly beneficial during long shoots where consistent power is essential, such as in sports or live streaming. The 68Wh capacity allows for a continuous 8A draw, ensuring that your camera remains powered even during intensive use.

Can I use the Titon Base Kit with other camera models or brands?

While the Titon Base Kit is specifically designed for Canon cameras that use the LP-E17 battery, the P-Tap outputs can be used to power other devices that accept a P-Tap connection. This means that you can potentially use the battery to power lights or accessories from other brands, making it a versatile addition to your gear.

What makes the USB output on the Titon Base Battery useful?

The 5V, 2A USB Type-A output on the Titon Base Battery allows you to charge various accessories, such as smartphones, tablets, or other USB-powered devices, while you shoot. This feature is incredibly useful for professionals who require their gear to be operational at all times, especially in remote locations where access to power sources may be limited.

How does the quick release plate enhance my workflow?

The integrated quick release plate with a 1/4'-20 mounting screw allows for seamless transitions between tripod and handheld shooting. This feature is particularly beneficial for filmmakers and photographers who need to switch shooting styles quickly. It reduces setup time and ensures that you can capture spontaneous moments without delay.

What advantages does the P-Tap charger offer?

The P-Tap charger included in the Titon Base Kit is compact and versatile, allowing you to charge not only Anton Bauer batteries but also those from other manufacturers that are P-Tap compatible. This flexibility makes it a valuable tool in your kit, especially when travelling, as it supports international voltages and comes with multiple power plugs.

Is the Titon Base Battery suitable for run-and-gun shooting?

Yes, the Titon Base Battery's slim and lightweight design makes it ideal for run-and-gun shooting situations. Its 68Wh capacity provides ample power without adding excessive weight to your rig, allowing for greater mobility while ensuring that your camera and accessories remain powered throughout your shoot.

How does the regulated LP-E17 dummy battery cable function?

The regulated LP-E17 dummy battery cable converts the power from the Titon Base Battery to the required voltage for your Canon camera. This cable ensures a safe and reliable power supply by providing reverse polarity protection, which prevents potential damage to your camera. Its 20-inch length also offers flexibility in positioning your battery during shoots.

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