I use Wasabi batteries in all my cameras with great success. Will EN-EL 15 work all features in my Nikon D-7100 without problems as some report?
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I have had no issues with these batteries and I use them in my D800 as well as D750. I imagine your D7100 will work just fine, providing that camera takes the EN-EL 15 battery/replacement.
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I have 5 of these batteries, I rotate them through with the Nikon battery. makes 6I also have the aux battery. the only issues are the Nikon battery is the only one that tells me how many shots are left in it, and the camera will only do the pack first if he Nikon is in it. So if you have several batteries and can pay attention on your own they are very good.I tested the first 2 batteries when I got them. I ran video until they died. the ran a couple of minutes longer than the Nikon. not enough to get excited about, but long enough to call it good.
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I use this battery around the world with a Nikon. The battery is not the issue. It's the battery charger and the electric plug for the charger. In the U.S. You must have. a compatible electric plug for the charger.
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I'm glad someone brought this to attention. I also have a battery (Power2000 FOR NIKON EN-EL14 7.4V 1500mAh 11.1Wh) that doesn't work. Although it worked for the first two months after I received my kit, I noticed that the camera was not taking it after I would insert and turn on the camera, the screen would say: "! This battery cannot be used. Choose battery designated for this camera." My other battery works well but it was sure nice to have had a backup before this.
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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.
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Not sure - I am using for D5100 - battery is EN-EL14. My D3000 used an EN-EL9a, and was a different charger.
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Nikon's website says the EN-EL3e battery is compatible with the D50 camera. check it out.
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Wow... I'm not sure. I've not had any problems with mine. I have one original nikon battery and one enel14 made by digipower. I would try attaching the grip first, then sliding in the battery tray. Or if you've already tried that.... Load the grip with the batteries, then attach the grip to camera. Does the "AA" tray work? If not, could be a bad grip. Hope this helps... Please do let me know. I'll be doing some research in the mean time.....
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I don't know how to answer that. I am using the EN-EL9a Lithium Ion battery in my Nikon D40X.
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I have not tried a D-7100, but have yet to see a Nikon DSLR not trigger the 603N. It will be Manual flash mode only, no TTL support on any camera. The flash has to support "X Sync" to fire. . I have a Nikon SB 400 that does not work unless it is mounted on the camera or I use a sync cable. The Sunpak 3000 is not listed by Yongnuo , check out the Sunpack site for more info.
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Betty: The EZO unit I have was purchased specifically for charging the EN-EL14 battery for my Nikon D3100. In your D40, the battery is an EN-EL9. I don't know if the EZO unit will charge your D40 battery. I The only advice I can offer to ascertain an intelligent answer to your question is to contact either the sellers of the EZO units or contact a seller of the EN-EL9 battery. I simply am unable to see the contact configuration of your battery to know if it would fit my EZO charger. Sorry to let you down.
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You can find the compatibility chart here on Nikon's website: http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Batteries/27126/EN-EL14a-Rechargeable-Li-ion-Battery.html as for upgrading the firmware, you should always keep your firmware current. The main difference between the EN-EL14 and the EN-EL14A is the 14 is 7.4v @ 1030mAh and the 14A is 7.2v @ 1230 mAh. The 14A initially had less of a capacity on certain cameras for taking shots, even though it has a larger mAh capacity, this was due to a different method of the batteries chip integrating with the camera's battery "fuel gauge". This problem was repaired with a firmware upgrade to certain cameras. So if I were you I would DEFINITELY check and see if there is an upgrade for your camera as the latest came out on February 3rd for your camera: https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/18789 which includes the C:1.02 upgrade which directly deals with EN-EL14A integration.
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I purchased two of these one for the d90 and the other for the D 7100. I started with my d90 first I have battery packs on both cameras you cannot use these without modifying them if you have a battery pack to answer your first question yes you should have no problem getting to your battery if you don't use a battery pack. So I have not yet installed this on my D 7100 I have found on numerous occasions with my d90 that the camera acts weird with it on. I was in the middle of taking pictures and had to pull it off just to get the camera to operate correctly. So I'm not sure if somehow the rubber was pressing a button or was covering something up the need not be covered. Also yes you can attach your camera tripod without having to remove the cover. These covers are cheap so if you ask me give it a try you might have to do like I have and take an exacto knife and trim rubber thats in your way. It seems as though the other folks like it. Currently mine is sitteg balled up in my camera bag from the last time it caused me grief. Good luck
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I use the Sandy Eneloop rechargeable batteries in my camera and they work fine. Also last longer than standard AA batteries.
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hi, I acquired it installed on several nikon and so far it works very well in this brand of cameras, not as stated in another model.
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Hi there , i bought this battery for the exact same camera WB150F and it works perfect . Regards !Antoan
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Nikon batteries have a proprietary chip inside to prevent you using other brands. This WASABI battery has a decoded chip that should function identical to the Nikon battery. Seems to work perfectly in my D800E.
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Yes--http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Batteries/EN-EL3e-Rechargeable-Li-ion-Battery.html.