can i use nikon batteries
2089820
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.
2089821
It takes 4 AA batteries. The batteries I have used have lasted a long time. I haven't used rechargeable batteries in it yet.
2089822
This camera uses four (4) AA cells, I do not think it makes any difference what brand they are. I am not familiar with Nikon batteries; but as long as they are AA they should work.
2089823
I am using Sony AA rechargeables. No reason Nikons won't work as long as they are AA's
156025
It's a moot point because Nikon updated the camera software about a year ago and these batteries are no longer "recognized" by the camera. Sorry.
761745
No. It also doesn't seem to hold a charge like a genuine Nikon battery. I won't buy them again.
164564
No to the AA battery question... powered with a Nikon specific battery but there are non-Nikon versions available. & Yes those are rechargeable
248239
I have a Nikon EN-EL10 battery but it won't take a charge and I ordered it in error. I don't know what kind of battery your camera would take.
514854
I use the Nikon battery in the grip (EN-EL3e). The unit begins to use the Battery Pack battery first and when that is drained, it goes to the camera battery. Perhaps I'm just lucky but I manage to get quite a bit of use with the Nikon batteries and that counts the times when I lay the camera down and forget to turn it off for a few hours. I would use the Nikon battery if speed is not an issue (you can easily get 8 fps); the AAs, as far as I am concerned, is something that I would only use if I were away for an extended period of time or used the Nikon D300 continuously for many hours. You don't have to pack the charger (a hassel, especially with airport security) and, if needed, you can always find someplace that sells AA batteries so you will always have a charged batter pack.
2079520
I can't say, I did charge the batteries but they did not work in my Nikon CoolPix, hope you have better luck.
1843754
I purchased these batteries. That I know of there is no warranty. They do not keep a charge. I get maybe 20 to 30 pictures as compared to the several hundred I can get with the Nikon brand
1573456
Yes you can.Here is the Nikon link.http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Photography-Accessories/DSLR-Camera-Accessories.page?#!/tag:7WA:Power Accessories/product:1542:D810
181065
Yes.. you should remove the battery from the camera and insert it into the Nikon battery charger MH-24.
740104
I purchased several camera batteries and some of them don't have the voltage indicated. I just looked for whether or not it was specifically for the Nikon D3000 camera. If the 7.4 volt battery was not recommended for your camera, I wouldn't use it.
938533
The short answer is no. This grip allows only one Nikon rechargeable battery, but can also accept AA batteries with the included cartridge. However, you can also use one Nikon battery in the camera body as well as the battery grip, effectively giving you two batteries. It gets a little hard to change the one in the camera body, you must first remove the grip. Nikons error in my opinion.
1678830
And you said you ARE using genuine Nikon batteries? I read where some of the cheaper batteries do not have a chip that nikon cameras read as an authentic battery. A lot of the grips are having problems with "non-chipped" batteries..... Just a thought
1054117
Yes, Nikon replacement battery...have never had a problem with mine in the 1.5+ years I have had it. Works like the one that came with the camera.
899903
Yes, you definitely can use the battery grip as the sole source of power. I prefer not to put a battery in the D7000 when the grip is in place. It is simple enough to change the battery in the grip when the battery is exhausted, so there really isn't a need to use two batteries (especially given the long life of the EN-EL15 battery). And you don't have to go into the menus to do this. Simply remove the battery from your camera, and put one in the grip and you are ready to take photos. I got my MB-D11 three days ago and have been taking photos all three days without a need to make my first battery change (433 captures). Also, my MB-D11 has none of the problems reported by others and is a classic example of Nikon quality.
765140
Yes, the camera comes with one battery supplied to Nikon and than we supply a spare battery in the kit.
1939798
You need to call the manufacturer. From what I can remember, the proper manufacturer makes the batteries for Nikon with the Nikon chip. They then make their own battery and charger also with this chip. I'm 66 and this is my daughter's camera, so to the best I can remember this looks like the proper set up. I also remember the battery held a longer charge, and when I did get the right one my daughter said it worked great. I've always loved photography, and that is a great camera. Mike