i have an older kodak easy share m873, will this cord transfer and also charge the battery? and this would plug in on the bottom next to the battery?
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No it didn't work for me, I also had an old Kodak however it wouldnt charge nor transfer pictures etc. So I had to buy rechargeable batteries which worked for me. But I would not waste my money on this
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I am by no means an expert on this camera. However, to the best of my knowledge I don't believe the battery will charge using the USB connection. I think it needs to be removed and placed in the wall charger. After reading the question I plugged my camera in to my MacBook using the USB cable ... and there was no indication that the battery was charging. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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Any usb port (computer, audio, car, etc. providing 5 volts cc) on where you can plug the camera charging cord should work. Remember that the battery can be charged only installed in the camera. For long events I recomend to carry a charged spare battery. Hope this will help.
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yes. the cord that connects the camera to the computer to transfer pictures doubles as a battery charger. the cord plugs into an ac adapter that you than plug into a regular power outlet to charge the camera.
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No, the cord to charge the battery in the camera is way too short. I suggest you order a battery charger with extra batteries from Amazon. These usually come with two batteries, have an AC charger as well as a 12 Volt adaptor for your car. They are a very reasonable investment to make sure your camera always has power.
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I am not entirely sure but looking at this compatibility chart on Kodak's website might help youhttp://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq-path=1445&pq-locale;=en_US&_requestid=4451
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You can actually use the cord that come along with the camera to transfer the pictures. There is a setting on the camera where it asks you how you want to transfer the pictures to your computer. You just need to uncheck Kodak and choose the other option. I just did it a second ago and it worked fine.
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This battery charges in the K4500 battery charger. I don't have the Kodak Easyshare dock, so I can't attest to that.
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I have an A1300 powered by 2 AAA batteries; If your Kodak charger charges AAA rechargeables it would work . Which Canon camera do you have in mind?Tony
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we have used the cord to charge the camera but we still haven't downloaded any pictures to the computer. It should work but we haven't done it yet.
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You have to charge the battery while it is in the camera; the cord to do so comes with the camera. It would be nice if it had an external charger, so that you could swap out and charge batteries while you use the camera elsewhere, but it doesn't.
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Depends on the Kodak camera you want to use, the adapter and the model printer. Check with Kodak because some adapters will not fit on EasyShare Printer Dock or EasyShare Printer Dock Series 3.
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Hi Lori, Sorry I don't know the answer to that - this is the first Easyshare we've had. Maybe you could find out through Kodaks website if the charger is compatible. I believe the rechargeable batteries would be able to be used although. Don
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yes, it does work with the cord & the battery discharged. In fact, I believe most of my old chargeable razors such as norelco, panasonic, etc., worked corded with the battery discharged. Thanks for asking
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I do not thank it will work. The one I Have is a simple one that is easy share CX7430. You can contact Kodak to be correct. I do not think that you will find any paper or ink that is not out of date. Repair info # 1-800-242-2424`
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hi the one i have has a flat square battery but also came with a battery charger. remove battery put in charger plug in to charge. no electric cord to put direct into camera.
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You still have a Kodak camera? Lucky you!!! (I have one myself and LOVE it; I hope it lasts forever) Yes, you should be able to charge your camera, phone, tablet, etc. with this device. Just don't use it to power anything drawing too much electricity on a consistent/constant basis. I used it to run my magicjack all day every day and this simply isn't good enough, but charging cameras here and there shouldn't pose a problem.