Canon Powershot SX150 IS AC Adapter: Does anyone know where to buy the ACK800 AC adapter for this camera?
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Amazon has listings for both of these items: http://www.amazon.com/Canon-ACK-800-Adapter-SX100IS-SX110IS/dp/B00006CFDO http://www.amazon.com/Canon-DC-Coupler-DR-DC10-5190B001/dp/B004TRR3NM
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http://www.amazon.com/niceEshop-2-1x5-5mm-Camera-Power-Adapter/dp/B0058RLD9C/ref=pd_bxgy_e_img_y
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go to amazon type in 2 pk battery charger kit nikon coolpix aw 120 they have it for $22.98
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Cheapest way buy a usb cable.One end connect directly to a usb port on your computer,the other end connects to your camera (a small usb connector.Take camera with you to store to make sure you buy the right size to fit camera).Charge straight from your computer.The other way buy a charger no 100091-15 to charge from ac.You will still need to buy above cable to plug into charger and camera.Hope this helps .Phil.
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There is definitely a connection for an AC adapter and the manual specifically references an AC adapter that can be purchased separately. Their is a battery check built into the camera and last time I checked mine it said I had 950 hours left. The manual for the camera says the camera accepts the Moultrie Power Panel or the Moultrie Battery Box accessories (sold separately.. Refer to www.moultriefeeders.com for more information. Hope this helps.
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My SX150 IS came with two AA batteries (cheap ones...didn't last long so have some on hand) and no memory card. Most cameras don't include a memory card so this isn't unexpected. I love the camera...I use it as a "bag" camera when doing anything serious with my Canon digital SLR camera and find myself using it more and more. Kate
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Hi Cole. I did some research for you and came up with only one result. Go to ebay and search up the brand and name of this product, but include AC adaptor. It looks like a few sellers may be selling them. However, I'm not sure if these cables are directly from the manufacturer. Hope this helps!
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The one supplied with the camera is a 240V charger. If that is not sufficient you can probably buy one aftermarket on Amazon or BestBuy or try here first BHPhoto.com I really think you can find a converter somewhere after market if you really need one though. I would be careful though, these chargers are pretty specific and using a non-compatible converter could cause the battery to either lose it's charge altogether or overheat and damage the camera.
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Yes there is. It's known as the "CA-PS700A".Link:Canon Compact Power Wall Adapter CA-PS700Of course that isn't exactly portable since it would have to be plugged in to a wall to run. So if you are looking for something more "anytime anywhere" friendly without the use of typical batteries, you could get rechargeable AA batteries. They save a lot of money in the long run since you don't have to buy a ton of batteries. I really mean it when I say you would use a ton of regular batteries because cameras tend to suck batteries dry pretty fast, especially if you use the flash a lot. Yes there is. It's known as the "CA-PS700A".Link:Canon Compact Power Wall Adapter CA-PS700Of course that isn't exactly portable since it would have to be plugged in to a wall to run. So if you are looking for something more "anytime anywhere" friendly without the use of typical batteries, you could get rechargeable AA batteries. They save a lot of money in the long run since you don't have to buy a ton of batteries. I really mean it when I say you would use a ton of regular batteries... » Read More Yes there is. It's known as the "CA-PS700A".Link:Canon Compact Power Wall Adapter CA-PS700Of course that isn't exactly portable since it would have to be plugged in to a wall to run. So if you are looking for something more "anytime anywhere" friendly without the use of typical batteries, you could get rechargeable AA batteries. They save a lot of money in the long run since you don't have to buy a ton of batteries. I really mean it when I say you would use a ton of regular batteries because cameras tend to suck batteries dry pretty fast, especially if you use the flash a lot. « Show Less
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I have 2 of these cameras already installed and they work great. I was thinking about adding an additional camera, and want to know how do I connect the new camera to the two other cameras for AC power?
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I'm not familiar with the hotshoe on the a5100,does it have the funky Minolta style shoe, or does it look like a normal Canon style? If it looks like the Canon style the adaptor won't work.
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Put this in Amazon search. These are the power supplies we had to purchase for many cameras that did not have them.Logitech HD Powerline 200 Adapter - Connect Devices to Internet Using Existing Power Outlets
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Yes, the camera comes with a power charger that connects to ac. you can also power the camera and charge the battery with a usb cable. Love my camera!
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Easy answer: Buy the Canon CB-2LW Battery Charger and get a plug adapter. The Charger is multi-voltage compatible. I just took it with me to China and charged up the battery overnight - in the morning, I was ready to video the sites! :) I'd recommend getting at least two of the higher capacity Canon BP-2L14 Battery - that way you can carry a spare charged battery with you. The Kensington 33117 International All-in-One Travel Plug Adapter works okay, but there are some plugs where it won't work (I found the diagonal slanted prong style in China sometimes needs the third ground prong which the Kensington doesn't have). Hope this helps! Easy answer: Buy the Canon CB-2LW Battery Charger and get a plug adapter. The Charger is multi-voltage compatible. I just took it with me to China and charged up the battery overnight - in the morning, I was ready to video the sites! :) I'd recommend getting at least two of the higher capacity Canon BP-2L14 Battery - that way you can carry a spare charged battery with you. The Kensington 33117 International All-in-One Travel Plug Adapter works okay, but there are some plugs where it won't work (I found the diagonal slanted prong style in China sometimes needs the third ground prong which... » Read More Easy answer: Buy the Canon CB-2LW Battery Charger and get a plug adapter. The Charger is multi-voltage compatible. I just took it with me to China and charged up the battery overnight - in the morning, I was ready to video the sites! :) I'd recommend getting at least two of the higher capacity Canon BP-2L14 Battery - that way you can carry a spare charged battery with you. The Kensington 33117 International All-in-One Travel Plug Adapter works okay, but there are some plugs where it won't work (I found the diagonal slanted prong style in China sometimes needs the third ground prong which the Kensington doesn't have). Hope this helps! « Show Less
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You get a new ac adapter at Amazon for about $9.00 Look in the search bar for ac adapter Cody 10.4 photo frame.
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Hello, I have this camera and purchased the Kodak 4 cell Smart Charger. You can find that here on Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Kodak-Cell-Smart-Charger-SC4/dp/B004SPWGDW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1362169871&sr=8-1&keywords=+SC4+4-Cell+Smart+Charger+with+4+AA as far as the user guide etc. It can be found at Kodak site here. http://support.en.kodak.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/42254/selected/true Great camera, we love ours.
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I only tried it for the model I currently have, which is Canon Powershot SX240 as I recall. Thanks.