My camera is a new jukifilm AX650 and uses AA batteries and should be able to use both AA or NIMH rechargeable battery. IT WON'T WORK WITH THE NIMH???
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This seems to be a problem with some of these. I cannot get it to work in picture take mode, only in playback mode. From there, however, you can change the battery type, so I know mine didn't work even after changing this. I've tried several sets of batteries, both alk and nimh. After at most a few pictures it says it's dead, but in playback mode it still says it's fully charged. So, I'm guessing there's a quality control issue with these.
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I use mine daily w Nihm batteries. I'm am an appraiser and take 50+ pics a day. Have you tried a second set of battery's
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Try going into menu then into tools (shown by a little wrench). Scroll down until you come to battery type. Select the NIMH. That should work.
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I get long life with fully charged NiMh rechargeable AA batteries. But, NiMh batteries lose at lot of their charge when sitting idle for a few weeks, so I carry a set of lithium batteries as a "backup". The lithium batteries can stay "fresh" for ten years or so, ideal for an "emergency" set of batteries. I know a lot of folks who only take 200 or 300 photos per year. That sort of person could get a year (or MORE) of use from one set of lithium batteries on the Fujifilm S700, without the "hassle" of carrying a charger on their trips.
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-sorry, can't answer . I bought a NiMh battery, which arrived dead. -returned it, and was never sent a replacement even after several follow-ups. I've lost faith in Amazon.
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The unit calls for an AAA Ni-MH rechargeable battery, however there is a small tag within the unit that states to use JVC replacement batteries. These cost about $24 shipped for a pair. The unit WILL work with standard Ni-MH batteries with the following simple fix: Trim the plastic wrapping 1/4" off the bottom (negative side) of the battery just like the original ones are. There is an internal contact within the headphones that it makes on the battery edge and not on the end as would be expected. JVC came up with a simple method to make certain we only use their batteries.
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Unfortunately the design of this camera doesn't allow to put AA batteries instead of Lithium Ion Camera Battery For Sony (acumulator battery), which is included in the set. However I don't have any problems with it. Usually fully charged original acumulator battery is sufficient for one day shooting. My own acumulator battery is working well for more than couple of years since I bought this particular Sony camera.
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It will work with NiMH I think but you need a castle link to turn the low voltage cut off. Might want to think about getting some lipo batteries. You won't regret the decision.
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The Lumix GH3 requires a different battery. These batteries will not work with the GH#
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I just got mine and couldn't find where it said not to use rechargeables, tried N-MH batteries and it worked fine. All 4 modes OK. I would rather use rechargeables since have had Alkalines leak and ruin things the last 3-4 years, (new ones ). I'm talking major brand batteries too. Maybe Chinas' Quality Control has dropped.
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I have the SX130 and when researching the camera, I read many reviews that state rechargeable batteries must be used or else you will be replacing the alkaline AA batteries often. Alkaline batteries are not meant to be used in high capacity electronics except in an emergency when you can't get rechargeables. Many reviewers have used Sanyo Enloop NiMH rechargeables and I have used Rayovac NiMH Pre-charged Rechargables. Try them and I think you will be happy with them.
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Not sure, the mah. Is much higher on the Wasabi batteries, I never tried it, the Wasabi batteries last a very. Very long time before you have to recharge, so I don't use the battery that came with the camera.
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If the Sony alpha 7 ii uses the NP-FW50, which is used in many of their cameras, it should work ok. I got the same Wasabi battery kit for my alpha 6000 with kit lenses. The wall wart charger works ok, shows when charge is complete, takes a couple of hours to recharge a dead battery. Earlier research showed the Wasabi batteries were the better choice for third party batteries. I have 2 Wasabi batteries for another Sony camera and also works well, and haven't had any problems. Like the energizer bunny, they just keep on going------- until empty;-)
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Yes, "PENTAX D-BH109" is on the part I use to hold AA batteries. Energizer Ultimate Lithium lasts longest, but is also works great with alkaline AA batteries. Try your on-camera HDR - awesome!
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You will have to check the user manual, if you do not have one, you can get it at the Nikon site, This link should take you there, https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/15996. Copy and paste it into your browser address line. if the manual states it will use the EN-MH battery then your OK. Until then you should be able to use alkaline batteries - but check the manual first.
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I use the excellent Eneloop AA NiMH rechargeable battery in all our AA-using cameras (Canon PowerShots and Lumix) and have no complaints. The Sanyo chargers sold with Eneloop cells are good; the Duracell CEF23 charger and the LaCrosse BC-700 charger/tester are both excellent. "Direct charge" (charging a camera's battery while it's still in the camera) ties up the camera during the charge process, and it is a system to be avoided if at all possible. All of our cameras have aux power in jacks or aux power in adapters. These are used for tethered shooting or with external battery packs. Few users need this feature, but it can be useful for things like time-lapse photography and lengthy continuous video.
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The best batteries are always going to be Li-Ion, it holds its charge well, it has high current draw rates and Pentax cameras that use AA batteries are not very demanding on both of these. Most Ni-MH have issues with these areas also, other than Eneloops, I have not seen others that work really well (in particular with the K200D). Eneloops hold their charge well, but with heavy use, even they tend to drop below the min voltage and the K200D will report battery low for 5 or 10 min before the batteries recover. Other brands are even worse (maybe PowerEX work well also).
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I have the same camera and this battery works just fine. You can also use plain old AA batteries in it but just don't try to charge them. This battery pack is made up of two AA rechargeable batteries.
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I use rechargeable AA batteries. ..I picked up whatever was cheap at the local store.They work just fine...if you keep four in the camera and four charging, you'll never run out!