L-bracket grip

[SJTstudios]

Hey guy, I'm looking to upgrade my dslr in the future. I'm going to get a l-bracket for landscape, wildlife and portraits when I use my tripod. Regardless of the brand, material, model, etc., will the bottom part of the bracket interfere with the grip on my battery grip. If I doesn't, I may just remove the bracket for stuff other than studio, wildlife, landscape, and other monopod/tripod use. Please don't give me the option of not using, a grip, because it is just more comfortable for me.

[neuroanatomist]

will the bottom part of the bracket interfere with the grip on my battery grip.

What do you mean by that?  Make it harder to handhold?  Most custom designed grips (specific to that camera) have a pretty low profile.

Really Right Stuff and Kirk make tre best L-brackets, IMO.  Note that for both, there's a specific one for the gripped body, different than the one for the non-gripped body.

[Mt Spokane Photography]

Most find them conmfortable to hold, a few do not.  If you want to use the grip in portrait position on a tripod, the options are few.