I know the compatible batteries have already been listed but has anyone used these with the NP-FW50 batteries? Ones that actually come with Sony cams
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No. Those do not work. The included adapter does not fit them. Dunno why the first gentleman to answer this question is saying yes.
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Hi Stefan, Sony NPF570 Battery is compatible with some DCR, HVR, HD, and HDR 3CCD series camcorders. -Vincent
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The batteries work great with my D3200, had them for about a month now with no problems. Glad I got them
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Hello. You can purchase the Sony NP-FH70, NP-FM55H or other batteries that have the same specs to these ones and use them with the LED Light. Just do a search on Amazon for these batteries. Thank you
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Don't know if the NP FV70 batteries work. We used NPF550. Sorry that I can't be of more help.
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It looks the same as the one I ordered: NP-FV50 (which is on the back of the battery). I use mine in a Sony Handi-camDCR-SX83.
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Yes, I have an NP-FH50 battery for my Sony DSC HX200V camera. It works quite well, charges quickly and acts as a regular backup to the supplied battery included in the original camera purchase. And...the price was right!
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Based on the Sony website (http://store.sony.com/high-definition-camcorder-zid27-HDRCX580V/cat-27-catid-), this camcorder uses the NP-FV50, NP-FV70, AND NP-FV100. The charger worked with the NP-FV50 battery that included when I bought my Sony camcorder. However, I am not sure if the battery that goes in this package will work in your camcorder. I had to return my battery/charger order since the battery did not work.
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Wow! Sony doesn't make it easy, I had to download the "HXRNX70U NXCAM Compact Camcorder" brochure to get the answer. Yes, the Sony NP-FV100 battery will work in that camcorder according to their brochure.
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I think this battery only works with equipment carrying the NP-FV series number. This type of battery has an internal circuit that communicates with the equipment it is powering, allowing it to power that same equipment. On Sony machines, batteries not of the NP-FV series, will result in the equipment not recognizing the battery, and will instruct you to replace it. Hope that helped.
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I don't know. My NEX03n (alpha) uses a NP-FW50.Looks like yours is supposed to be a NP-FM500H. Check your owners manual to be sure. If this company Sterling Tek has them, that where I would get it. Wonderful people to deal with. Ron
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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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I'mm not sure what you mean or why you ask this. The batteries work fine in the camera and are the same make and quality as the originals that came with my camera.Hope this helps!
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are they the right batteries for the camera I have a 5200 and they setup works for me. Check the batteries to see if they are compatable
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Purchased 2 of these batteries for my Nikon 1V1 (It said they would be compatible with my camera). However, my camera rejected them (I am paraphrasing here but it indicated I should install the proper batteries for my camera.) I purchased a couple of Wasabi Power batteries for Nikon En-El15 and the first thing I did was test them in my camera. The camera accepted each one without a problem. They just arrived a couple of days ago and I have a fully charged battery in my camera already so I don't know the battery life of these batteries yet.
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Probably. My original NP-50A was 3.7 V. The replacement NP-50 is 3.6 V. I am going down in voltage, you are going UP, which is more of a concern. The difference is so small I think it is okay. Questions to answer: is the battery rated for your camera model? Do the other ratings match (mAh, etc)?
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For me these batteries were working exactly same way as a native Sony battery did: showing % of charge, etc. I never been trying to charge it in camera since I had always two extra batteries outside camera body, so it was easier to use a charger.