How much does the camera weigh? Lithium rechargeable or conventional batteries required?
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It has rechargeable batteries built in. They cannot be removed so if u want spares u better have another camera. As for weight I can't say exactly but it is very light without the case/mpunts. It is pretty heavy with all that.
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Regular Lithium Ion batteries might be ok, but I would check with Canon first; they don't mention those in their manual and definitely do not use rechargeable Lithium ion batteries in this camera unless Canon says it's ok to do so. I was looking at a Nikon camera where they specifically mentioned that you can use regular Lithium ion batteries but not rechargeable Lithium ion batteries.
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Yes this camera takes regular AA batteries. However, it is a 'high drain device' which means that even the best batteries won't last long. I highly recommend a set of rechargeable AA batteries. In stores you can commonly find these at the 1500 level but I recommend going as high as you can. Amazon has 3100 capacity rechargeable AA batteries. They come with a wall plug, car adapter and European plug option so you won't be left hanging. These batteries also recharge quickly. Normal batteries will cost you a bundle for this camera.
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So far, no. And I have two of these cameras. One uses Alkaline batteries, the other Lithium.
2267534
Use 2 AAA batteries. Although I haven't used rechargeable ones I don't know why they wouldn't work. They will not last long. I always keep an extra set with the camera.
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The camera uses a standard Lithium Ion rechargeable battery. The battery is a small flat model that is commonly used by digital point-and-shoot cameras of this type. I take a lot of pictures on a given day and have never run out of power. I did however purchase a spare battery and car charger from Amazon for under $20.
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The main reason I bought this cam was because it takes AA batteries (disposable or rechargeable) I have used energizer lithium and also their e2 titanium batts -which lasted almost two weeks on a backpack trip.
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This camera uses four AA batteries - preferably Lithium (available here at Amazon), or a charger and rechargable batteries (also available from Amazon), or alkaline AA batteries. I prefer disposable batteries and although more expensive than alkaline AA batteries, it seems smart to buy and use AA lithium batteries, since they are supposed to have EIGHT times more useage than alkaline batteries. The camera includes four off-brand AA batteries, which are great for beginning practice use of the camera.
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This camera comes with a NP-45A or NP-45B Rechargeable Li-ion battery and it takes an SD card. See previous answer:)
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Thank you for contacting us! This camera uses Nikon's EN-EL12 lithium-ion rechargeable battery. Please let us know if you require further assistance.
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It uses AA batteries, I bought lithium which lasted my entire trip (7 nights) and I took over 600 photos plus some video
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It's a lithium battery that comes with the camera, so you just recharge it. Seems to last a long time.
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Hello my dear friend, I bought this camera because in the description says lithium battery but that's a lie because do you need 4AA batterys to the cameraI'm very disappointed about this cámera
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Batteries used 2 x CR2 lithium, these are 3volt batteries. This camera is 6volt working. Hope this helps.
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This camera comes with one lithium rechargeable battery. It comes with a power cord and adapter that can be plugged into the wall or the computer. The camera is plugged in and the battery is charged while still in the camera.
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The Coolpix L28 20.1mp uses 2 AA flashlight batteries. It is best to use Lithium batteries. Next in line would be Alkaline. I have not found a rechargeable battery that really holds up. But, I like the flexibility of using readily available flashlight batteries, and not being limited to proprietary rechargeables. That's one reason I bought this camera.
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It uses two AA batteries. That's good since you can buy them everywhere. Buy the expense lithium batteries though since the camera goes through batteries fast!! Be sure to turn off the camera when you are not taking a picture!!!!