I have a fuji finepix s4800, I see it is compatible. my question is,my camera takes 4 batteries, this pack shows two, how does it fit and work in a s4800
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It criss crosses between the four slots! I didn't think it would work either but it actually does. It has a pretty long cord as well. I love it!
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The adapter does not consist of actual batteries - it only has this shape to let you slide it conveniently into the space normally occupied by 2 of the usual 4 dry batteries. The camera normally needs 4 individual batteries to get the power (wired in series to give you 4 x 1.2v or 4 x 1.5v for 5 - 6v whatever.) This adapter provides the maximum voltage from being switched on. It works very well (I use the camera for tabletop pics, which is what I bought it for secondhand). There are also tele and wide angle accessory lenses available for the camera (I got them very cheaply on ebay). A bit large and clumsy but OK for tabletop work. Get all three accessories!
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The AC power adapter is rated at 5 Volts and draws 2 amps. What you see as "batteries" are just contacts for the converter. It works on my S6800 which uses 4 1.5 volt batteries. One thing though....When I used it while doing video, there was a "humming" sound on the audio track because the plug has no ground. The instructions blame this on "radio" interference but, that is "bull". I used a ground adapter on the plug end and it reduced the "hum" quite a lot. If you want to shoot video, use rechargeable batteries (no humming noise) and use the adapter while shooting photos inside and uploading them on your computer. The AC power adapter is rated at 5 Volts and draws 2 amps. What you see as "batteries" are just contacts for the converter. It works on my S6800 which uses 4 1.5 volt batteries. One thing though....When I used it while doing video, there was a "humming" sound on the audio track because the plug has no ground. The instructions blame this on "radio" interference but, that is "bull". I used a ground adapter on the plug end and it reduced the "hum" quite a lot. If you want to shoot video, use rechargeable batteries (no humming noise) and use the... » Read More The AC power adapter is rated at 5 Volts and draws 2 amps. What you see as "batteries" are just contacts for the converter. It works on my S6800 which uses 4 1.5 volt batteries. One thing though....When I used it while doing video, there was a "humming" sound on the audio track because the plug has no ground. The instructions blame this on "radio" interference but, that is "bull". I used a ground adapter on the plug end and it reduced the "hum" quite a lot. If you want to shoot video, use rechargeable batteries (no humming noise) and use the adapter while shooting photos inside and uploading them on your computer. « Show Less
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The adapter does not consist of actual batteries - it only has this shape to let you slide it conveniently into the space normally occupied by 2 of the usual 4 dry batteries. The camera normally needs 4 individual batteries to get the power (wired in series to give you 4 x 1.2v or 4 x 1.5v for 5 - 6v whatever.) This adapter provides the maximum voltage from being switched on. It works very well (I use the camera for tabletop pics, which is what I bought it for secondhand). There are also tele and wide angle accessory lenses available for the camera (I got them very cheaply on ebay). A bit large and clumsy but OK for tabletop work. Get all three accessories! The adapter does not consist of actual batteries - it only has this shape to let you slide it conveniently into the space normally occupied by 2 of the usual 4 dry batteries. The camera normally needs 4 individual batteries to get the power (wired in series to give you 4 x 1.2v or 4 x 1.5v for 5 - 6v whatever.) This adapter provides the maximum voltage from being switched on. It works very well (I use the camera for tabletop pics, which is what I bought it for secondhand). There are also tele and wide angle accessory lenses available for the camera (I got them very cheaply on ebay). A bit... » Read More The adapter does not consist of actual batteries - it only has this shape to let you slide it conveniently into the space normally occupied by 2 of the usual 4 dry batteries. The camera normally needs 4 individual batteries to get the power (wired in series to give you 4 x 1.2v or 4 x 1.5v for 5 - 6v whatever.) This adapter provides the maximum voltage from being switched on. It works very well (I use the camera for tabletop pics, which is what I bought it for secondhand). There are also tele and wide angle accessory lenses available for the camera (I got them very cheaply on ebay). A bit large and clumsy but OK for tabletop work. Get all three accessories! « Show Less
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I use it frequently for NP 45A battery. Charges fairly quickly(few hours) Suggest getting extra battery(original Fuji) also; that way you can use camera while spare is charging.
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The battery should be an exact match as the one that came with your camera. Did it come in a black fujifilm box? If it came with a white and green package, then its a knock off. Don't use it. Both my original and the one I ordered on Amazon says 3.6V NOT 3.7V.
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P.D., the battery I bought here at Amazon has the Canon logo on it and it works in my G12. BTW when I first bought the camera and a battery at the B&H; photo store the salesman recommended the Pearstone brand battery for my camera just because it was less expensive at their store. My experience is that both these brands of batteries are equally good. DH
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I have a SOny DSC S70 Cyber shot 3.3 mega pixals...which I purchased in 2000 new....I used that battery in my camera... in order to find the battery for your camera..I went on SOny website and asked, since I no longer could find locally the battery....
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They work fine in my Sony, as long as your camera is using the G battery. This is my second Sony and my 2nd aftermarket battery purchase. No problems.
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I had the same problem when I first used my Sx110 IS. I think it is the stock batteries. I put a pair of my own in and the camera works just fine, taking more pictures than it did with the batteries that came in the package. Hope that helps!
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I am replacing this battery (which will no longer charge) with a Wasabi, and the Wasabi does work in the S6100 - "Wasabi Power Battery (2-Pack) and Charger for Nikon EN-EL12 and Nikon Coolpix AW100, AW100s, AW110, AW110s, P300, P310, P330, S31, S70, S610, S620, S630, S640, S800c, S1000pj, S1100pj, S1200pj, S6000, S6100, S6150, S6200, S6300, S8000, S8100, S8200, S9050, S9100, S9200, S9300, S9400, S9500"
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So far, the battery has held a pretty good charge. I get about 150 pics if I use a lot of the special filters and zoom continuously. If I just take regular pics using just the zoom and no filters, I get about 200. It also holds a charge for a few days if you don't use the camera and have it turned off. That's what I usually get with any Fuji camera, whether they use a propriatary battery or AA batteries. I bought a second battery from Amazon, and keep both charged. It's a pretty spectacular little camera. I've used other pocket compacts and none of them even come close to this little guy in picture quality and features. So far, the battery has held a pretty good charge. I get about 150 pics if I use a lot of the special filters and zoom continuously. If I just take regular pics using just the zoom and no filters, I get about 200. It also holds a charge for a few days if you don't use the camera and have it turned off. That's what I usually get with any Fuji camera, whether they use a propriatary battery or AA batteries. I bought a second battery from Amazon, and keep both charged. It's a pretty spectacular little camera. I've used other pocket compacts and none of them even come close to this little guy in... » Read More So far, the battery has held a pretty good charge. I get about 150 pics if I use a lot of the special filters and zoom continuously. If I just take regular pics using just the zoom and no filters, I get about 200. It also holds a charge for a few days if you don't use the camera and have it turned off. That's what I usually get with any Fuji camera, whether they use a propriatary battery or AA batteries. I bought a second battery from Amazon, and keep both charged. It's a pretty spectacular little camera. I've used other pocket compacts and none of them even come close to this little guy in picture quality and features. « Show Less
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Look and see what battery number you have for the camera. If the Wasabi battery and your battery (from your camera) are the same, the answer is yes! You may also look to see what the cross-reference numbers are. Hope this helps, and good luck.
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If you mean to they last much less long in camera use than original Fuji battery, yes they do. If you mean do they hold their charge unused for as long as an original Fuji battery, they seem to. They are a good value for what they are and the charger that comes with them. But they are not the best if you are looking for a replacement battery that will go as long as the original Fuji. But while your Fuji battery is charging you can be using two of these.
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3rd party batteries work fine. I buy Wasabi brand for all my cameras. Great deal, and I've never had an issue.
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Yes I bought this battery kit about a year ago. The battery's and the charger work great. I take a lot of pictures and extra battery's is nice. Also being able to charge them in the car is a plus. This kit works great with my coolpix camera.
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I have the fuji s4000 and it works great for me.. I had compared both the s4000 and the s4300 at a retail store and the cameras are identical in size. I have to say that it will fit... but ... at a no zoom setting you will get some vignetting.. .. it shows a circle on the screen (and in the photos) but a click or two on the zoom fixes that... I would say that having to zoom one or two small clicks is a small price to pay for the benefits.. and the filters are pretty good (of course they are not the best) but for the price they are darn good.. try it... you can always send it back... I wouldn't give mine up ... good luck. I have the fuji s4000 and it works great for me.. I had compared both the s4000 and the s4300 at a retail store and the cameras are identical in size. I have to say that it will fit... but ... at a no zoom setting you will get some vignetting.. .. it shows a circle on the screen (and in the photos) but a click or two on the zoom fixes that... I would say that having to zoom one or two small clicks is a small price to pay for the benefits.. and the filters are pretty good (of course they are not the best) but for the price they are darn good.. try it... you can always send it back... I... » Read More I have the fuji s4000 and it works great for me.. I had compared both the s4000 and the s4300 at a retail store and the cameras are identical in size. I have to say that it will fit... but ... at a no zoom setting you will get some vignetting.. .. it shows a circle on the screen (and in the photos) but a click or two on the zoom fixes that... I would say that having to zoom one or two small clicks is a small price to pay for the benefits.. and the filters are pretty good (of course they are not the best) but for the price they are darn good.. try it... you can always send it back... I wouldn't give mine up ... good luck. « Show Less
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I tried using in my A6000 and it works for a little then the camera says this battery is not supported and shuts off. Maybe I have newer firmware than the other commenters.
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Depends. I bought the Wasabi batteries and charger back in December 2012. At that time, The batteries were not "Canon 6D" compatible. So when you put them into the Canon charger it'd blink in error, in 6D it is listed as non compatible battery but still would work if your override that message. I think sometime after that, they have update the Battery where it works well on 6D, at least to the people who have responded to my original post. I have not purchased additional "updated" wasabi batteries. I'm pretty sure the Wasabi charger charges the Canon battery, but I did not test it for a full charge. Just short plug in to see what happens. Hope that answers your question. Depends. I bought the Wasabi batteries and charger back in December 2012. At that time, The batteries were not "Canon 6D" compatible. So when you put them into the Canon charger it'd blink in error, in 6D it is listed as non compatible battery but still would work if your override that message. I think sometime after that, they have update the Battery where it works well on 6D, at least to the people who have responded to my original post. I have not purchased additional "updated" wasabi batteries. I'm pretty sure the Wasabi charger charges the Canon battery, but I did... » Read More Depends. I bought the Wasabi batteries and charger back in December 2012. At that time, The batteries were not "Canon 6D" compatible. So when you put them into the Canon charger it'd blink in error, in 6D it is listed as non compatible battery but still would work if your override that message. I think sometime after that, they have update the Battery where it works well on 6D, at least to the people who have responded to my original post. I have not purchased additional "updated" wasabi batteries. I'm pretty sure the Wasabi charger charges the Canon battery, but I did not test it for a full charge. Just short plug in to see what happens. Hope that answers your question. « Show Less
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The Wasabi Power battery set up worked out for me Perfect. But I don't have that SonyI don't know what Voltage you need . You have make sure the Battery size, voltage, to get a setup like this to work with your camera. It will say on the camera what voltage the Battery would be, and there is a code for the size. put that together to search Amazons dealer people. YOU WILL FIND something that will work, But you have to do the foot work so you do NOT get the wrong Voltage or you will Puke the camera. It Happens