Battery grips & Winders
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Nikon MD-11 Motor Drive Winder -
Minolta Auto Winder G -
Mamiya 120 Film Insert RB67 RZ67 -
Canon Battery Pack BP-50 -
Nikon Motor Drive MD-4 -
Nikon Motor Drive MD-E -
Canon Power Winder A -
Pentax Motor Drive A -
Ricoh XR Winder 2 -
Nikon MB-D80 -
Canon Battery Grip BG-E2 -
Mamiya Rangefinder Spot 45/Microprism -
Asahi Pentax Winder ME -
Pentax Winder ME II -
Olympus OM Winder 1 -
Olympus OM Winder 2 -
Pentax Winder ME II -
Canon Power Winder A -
Olympus OM Winder 2 -
Contax Real Time Winder -
Olympus OM Winder 2 -
Ricoh XR Winder-2 -
Pentax Winder ME II -
Pentax Winder ME
Battery grips & Winders
Used battery grips, winders and motor drives
Battery grips, power winders and motor drives add grip, power and faster film advance to your camera. In this collection you will find original accessories for classic 35mm film SLRs as well as battery grips for digital cameras, all second hand and checked before sale.
- Film winders for Pentax (Winder ME II and Winder MX), Olympus OM (Winder 1 and Winder 2), Minolta (Auto Winder G), Ricoh XR and Contax (Real Time Winder)
- Motor drives such as the Nikon MD11 for the Nikon FM and FE
- The Canon Power Winder A for Canon A series SLRs such as the AE1 and A1
- Battery grips for digital SLRs, for example the Canon grip for the EOS 350D and 400D
Every item at DutchThrift is tested and cleaned before it goes online. You get a 90 day warranty and 14 days to return an item after delivery. Orders placed before 15:00 on business days are shipped from the Netherlands the same day, shipping is free within the Netherlands from €75, and we deliver across the EU, to the UK and worldwide. Each item is a unique second hand piece, so availability changes quickly.
Will this winder or grip fit my camera?
Winders and grips are made for specific camera bodies. Each listing names the camera system it was designed for, so check that against your model. If you are not sure, contact us before ordering and we will help you check.
What is the difference between a winder and a motor drive?
A winder advances the film automatically after each shot, so you can keep your eye at the viewfinder. A motor drive does the same but is usually faster and built for continuous shooting.
Do winders need batteries?
Yes. Most film winders and motor drives run on AA batteries that go into the unit itself. Batteries are not always included, so check the product description.