does the six aa batterys work because the camera originaly rejects non nikon batterys
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Yes it works just fine with 6 double A 's. I picked up a replacement battery for my d5100 from my local camera shop and it's not a Nikon battery and it's works. You can use a 3rd party battery as long as it's coaded for Nikon
952987
Yes, unfortunately, I can confirm that this does NOT work with NEX-6. I bought one and found out. The camera puts up a message saying something like "wrong battery type, insert correct battery" and pretty much refuses to function. There is no problem with the battery door as @Tim guessed. Physically it fits just fine. Somehow the NEX-6 is not getting what it needs in terms of signals.
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AA -- Original answer. Revised answer - I should have said two AA batteries. Sorry for the poorly worded answer. Since purchasing the camera, I have invested in a battery charger and a set of rechargeable AA's, which will pay for themselves over time. The charger also works with AAA's which I use in other applications.
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Should, as long as you install the real nikon battery first on the right side, then any other battery. Using a non nikon battery withouth the nikon first will throw an error. To clear the error remove the battery then power on with no batteries in the u it to clear any remaining charge
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The Fujifilm FinePix S6800 uses "AA" batteries. While I have never seen Nikon branded "AA" batteries, if they are in fact "AA" they will work. The best batteries for the S6800 are the Energizer Lithium "AA" batteries as they will last much longer than traditional alkaline batteries.
923611
I believe Nikon hasn't really changed the battery size or configuration. I have a D3100 and it works for that.
703219
The 6 AA batteries are rated for about 300 viewfinder taken shots. Not great, but hey when you run out of juice AA's can be bought anywhere.
1249320
Correction: One of the battery is a genuine Nikon battery, and the other is like an after market battery designed specifically for Nikon Camera. They both work well, I have no complaints.
1225490
If your camera says it takes +AA batteries, I don't see why it cannot be used.
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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.
1095957
Yes, this is a Nikon battery. There are less expensive "non-Nikon" ones out there that are very high rated, but I paid extra just to get the Nikon brand. The one con that kept coming up with the other brands was that the battery didn't stay charged as long. People were saying that if you fully charged the other brands and just let the batter set there outside the camera, it would loose most of it's charge in a day or two.
2139706
aa batteries, the problem is that the camera does not receive any kind of external memory.
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In my case it was. You can leave these batteries in the camera and charge it with the supplied power source with the L830. I am sure they will work with other cameras that require AA batteries, but Nikon has a specific setting in the camera for using alkaline (standard) or these rechargeable batteries in a setup menu.
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No. It also doesn't seem to hold a charge like a genuine Nikon battery. I won't buy them again.
1121155
Mine did not. I contacted the seller (he contacted me) after a negative review and replaced it for free. These batteries talk to the camera, they are not just power. I have NOT tried the replacement yet as I am using the OEM right now. I would rate the seller well though, they will do the right thing by you.
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This camera takes 4 AA batteries. I started using the lithium ones rather than the regular alkaline. They last a lot longer and work really well.
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Jeffery,I use two camera batteries in mine and I have never run out of battery power. Even shooting action shots with the lense continuous focusing all day and taking 500-750 photos. I do not know if it will take AA batteries but knowing that I have two camera batteries and never had a failure, I'll just continue to go that route.