Fujifilm Fuji Finepix Real 3d V3 Viewer for 3d W3 what kind the battery it use
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I don't know as I keep mine plugged in to my electric outlet. Never had a battery problem.
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This product does not have an internal battery. AC 100-240V ± 10% 50/60Hz (special adapter)
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According to the fuji site the manual shows the battery indicator is on the left side of the screen under the shooting mode icon..It says its on page 22...This is the link for the battery http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/j/finepix_j10/pdf/index/finepix_j10j12_manual_01.pdf
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SImple answer. This camera uses 4 AA batteries. No recharging. No proprietary battery that costs a fortune. Just carry an extra pack of AA batteries (I carry 2 packs of 4 batteries each, just to be sure). If the batteries run out, open the camera, get rid of the dead batteries, insert 4 more, and you're on your way. The batteries last for about 350-400 nonflash pictures. Flash will significantly shorten the battery life. I highly recommend the Fujifilm cameras as a bridge if you want more than a point and shoot, but can't afford or don't want a DSLR.
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There is software in form of CD. You get Pentax Photobrowser and more. You get a rechargeable battery.
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I do not know what battery the alpha a7ii uses. It would be easy to determine, if you tell me the battery and I can compare with mine. I use these is an ILCE 6000. Alpha cameras from Sony general take a larger battery. As to Wasabi power, I find the battery to be very good. It is the camera that uses a great deal of energy. Buy several for whatever camera you have. My camera makes an NP FW50.
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you might find the answer here:https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/fuji3d/info%3b_ylc=X3oDMTJmbjVuaDdpBF9TAzk3MzU5NzE0BGdycElkAzI5ODA0NjU0BGdycHNwSWQDMTcwNTAxOTE4MQRzZWMDdnRsBHNsawN2Z2hwBHN0aW1lAzEzOTU2ODE5MTA-
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Dang, anyone know if there are still any cameras that use real batteries like this? I'd have had to replace my Sony multiple times over if it used proprietary batteries. They're such a pain, and I wish NOTHING used them. I need a new/better camera though, and REALLY want something that still uses regular batteries.
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Ordered a pair of these on 3/23/2014, and they are new Fujifilm NP-50 Li-Ion rechargeable batteries. Mine came in a dark grey (almost black) retail Fujifilm package, complete with multi-language instruction sheet and stored in a soft plastic pouch marked Fujifilm Corporation. These look different from the one in the image as they have a yellow stripe on the top, and are marked "3.6V typ.1000mAh" on the face. Mine were ordered directly from Amazon.com LLC as I wanted to be sure that they were the real thing, since they're going in a Fujifilm X20 camera.
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When you use the Fuji 3D W3 camera, you can see the 3D videos and images on the back of the camera displayed on the 3D LCD viewfinder. If you want to view on a 3D TV, then you can attach your camera to the 3D TV HDMI port using a mini-HDMI cable (ordered separately). You need to use the type of glasses designed to work with that TV. If your TV is not 3D then images and video files display only in 2D.
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You would need to email the specific seller to make sure. The cheaper ones are probably aftermarket batteries. Cameraspot is selling authentic OEM Fujifilm batteries.
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Lithium 3V photo batteries (CR123A) like these: http://www.amazon.com/DL123A-Duracell-Lithium-Batteries-CR123A/dp/B002IGW15G/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1407081286&sr=8-4&keywords=lithium+3v+battery
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What I did is look at my current battery in my camera and got the number off the battery and typed in the brand "Fujifilm" and the number and it pulls up the battery you need. Or when looking at this battery it will tell you in the description what cameras work with this battery. Hope this helps.
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for Fuji NP-85,,,3.7V 2000mAh Li-ion,,,my camera is SL300 also, great camera
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OK, the battery I found was recognized by the G1 that I have with firmware version 1.4 and the original 14-45 lense. The battery I received read full charge when installed and I haven't charged it yet. It took @180 shots before the battery indicator changed, which makes me suspicious that the it will read true. Some circumvent the indicator to by pass the ID sensor. The battery "feels" a little lighter than the oem.Here is the link to the battery I got:DMW-BLB13 Battery For Panasonic G10 G2 GF1 GH1 1300mAhDon't trust the link 100%, it comes up differently at times. The battery I got was the Eforcity DMW-BLB13 for the G2, G10. I got mine directly from Eforcity. Good Luck OK, the battery I found was recognized by the G1 that I have with firmware version 1.4 and the original 14-45 lense. The battery I received read full charge when installed and I haven't charged it yet. It took @180 shots before the battery indicator changed, which makes me suspicious that the it will read true. Some circumvent the indicator to by pass the ID sensor. The battery "feels" a little lighter than the oem.Here is the link to the battery I got:DMW-BLB13 Battery For Panasonic G10 G2 GF1 GH1... » Read More OK, the battery I found was recognized by the G1 that I have with firmware version 1.4 and the original 14-45 lense. The battery I received read full charge when installed and I haven't charged it yet. It took @180 shots before the battery indicator changed, which makes me suspicious that the it will read true. Some circumvent the indicator to by pass the ID sensor. The battery "feels" a little lighter than the oem.Here is the link to the battery I got:DMW-BLB13 Battery For Panasonic G10 G2 GF1 GH1 1300mAhDon't trust the link 100%, it comes up differently at times. The battery I got was the Eforcity DMW-BLB13 for the G2, G10. I got mine directly from Eforcity. Good Luck « Show Less
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Looking on Fujifilm's site it doesn't look like it is. https://www.fujifilmusa.com/products/digital_cameras/accessories/batteries/
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the one that i bought it is. It has the same display as my original battery. I have a Nikon d5200
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I've been using AA rechargeable batteries (Eneloop) with AA to D adapters. After a fresh charge on a decent charger (I have the Sony model BCG34HLD2RN), when inserted into the WSCA03 there is a reading of 90% battery power. And the camera operates on them just fine, both photos and videos. So it may not be supported by the manufacturer, but it works for me. Someone mentioned that alkaline batteries are 1.5v. That's only true at their peak, when brand new. That figure drops as they are used.