I have an Oympus SZ-16iHS camera that uses a LI 50B rechargeable battery. They sell a charger for 79.99 Will yours work equally well?
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Dear Judith, I have different model of camera, but the same tape of battery. I bough a different and chipper charger that I can also use in a car when I'm traveling and it works perfectly for me, Bernard
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I can't answer that. I bought my as a spare and I haven't needed to use it yet. Sorry.
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I can charge my XZ-1 because the camera itself has that circuitry. I think it depends on whether or not the camera, not the cord, supports usb charging.
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No, I don't think so sorry. I used to have Canon Powershot ELPH 310 HS also and the charger was different. This charger is for NB-5L Li-Ion Batteries and Canon Powershot ELPH 310 HS' battery is NB-4L Li-Ion Batteries. Hope this answered your question.PS: For the camera charger your are looking for, look for "Battery Charger CB-2LV" that should be compatible with your 310hs camera which is NB-4L batteries.
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What I do is find the cheapest after - market on Amazon, which is typically pretty cheap. If that doesn't work I call Canon and plunk down the $70. I have 5 Canon SLRs and I'm not sure which camera I purchased this charger for. If you have the dough and want to be certain call 1-800canonusa. I believe that's the number. With these after-markets you take your chances based on reviews like I do. Pretty reliable those longer reviews.
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Yes, it will be fine. I use a 3rd party charger all the time when I have lots of battereries needing a charge for a project. I always top it off after using for my camera flash.
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Yes it charges the same as the stock battery that comes with the Camera. and a plus is that it has nearly twice the power of the original battery, meaning a longer lasting.
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I did not bother with the kit sold on Amazon - I just went to eBay and bought a "2X Battery+Charger For KLIC-8000 Kodak Z612 Z712 Z812" from one of the many sellers there for $19 all-inclusive - and it works just great on the Z812 and each battery worked for at least 400 pictures (most without flash though).
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I had a similar situation for which I promptly emailed the shipper and am awaiting an answer. Part of my email to them goes like this: "The original (battery) says: 7.2V 1120mAh 8.1Wh(Li-ion) while the ones you sent have a slightly different label: 7.4V 1350mAh Li-ion". I wonder if the shipper even knows about batteries or just sells stuff. We'll see I guess. At least no one that I've read (so far) says their camera is ruined, other than the one person whose battery is stuck inside. Mine seem to work fine (are easily installed and released) and fit on the charger without a problem.
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Hi there, I'm just confirming what John said. I ordered this for a Panasonic ZS35 which, per Panasonic, uses the same battery (part #: DMW-BCM13). This charger and battery set has worked well for me. I do notice, however, that when these two batteries start to get low, the camera can misbehave a bit. For example, the lens won't zoom correctly, or the camera is slow to respond to changes in the settings. All of this resolves when a fully charged battery is installed. These batteries also may last for a tiny bit less time in the camera versus the OEM battery, but not enough to concern me. Hope this helps! Hi there, I'm just confirming what John said. I ordered this for a Panasonic ZS35 which, per Panasonic, uses the same battery (part #: DMW-BCM13). This charger and battery set has worked well for me. I do notice, however, that when these two batteries start to get low, the camera can misbehave a bit. For example, the lens won't zoom correctly, or the camera is slow to respond to changes in the settings. All of this resolves when a fully charged battery is installed. These batteries also may last for a tiny bit less time in the camera versus the OEM battery, but not enough to concern me.... » Read More Hi there, I'm just confirming what John said. I ordered this for a Panasonic ZS35 which, per Panasonic, uses the same battery (part #: DMW-BCM13). This charger and battery set has worked well for me. I do notice, however, that when these two batteries start to get low, the camera can misbehave a bit. For example, the lens won't zoom correctly, or the camera is slow to respond to changes in the settings. All of this resolves when a fully charged battery is installed. These batteries also may last for a tiny bit less time in the camera versus the OEM battery, but not enough to concern me. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I don't know anything about that. All I know is we charge any lp-e5 battery in the camera and with an energizerbattery charger we bought. If this is bad could you let me know! thanks
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Bell and Howell would suggest their spare battery, which is actually not a bad price at $20.http://www.bhphotovideo.com/Bell & Howell - Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery Pack for DNV16HDZ Camcorder (3.7V, 1700mAh)But unless you need it for a second camera or to replace a truly damaged battery, I would suggest a external charger instead. You can charge it up and connect it to the camera and it should allow the camera to act as if its plugged in directly.
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To be honest I really don't know I would send an email to the seller and ask them. When I was checking to see if it was compatible with my camera I looked down in the bottom of the description of the item it listed the models of camera's that it would work with. But just so you know that when I got it and tried it on my camera it wouldn't work. I don't know if that was a problem with my camera or the charger itself. I am thinking it was the charger because I had put a brand new battery in the camera so I don't think that was the problem.
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You need to look at the Battery #, not the camera number. My charger works fine, but my camera is a DSC-WS100. Check the number on the battery and compare it to the numbers listed for the charger
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Mine have worked fine. They don't last as long as the OEM batteries, but work fine. I also use the Wasabi charger to charge the Olympus batteries.
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Not sure what battery those power shots take. The charger pictured are for use in the older EOS SLRs. My camera is a 5D, Mark I
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Yes, it's the same battery as used on the Lumix DMC-TZ40. Several Lumix cameras use the same battery.I used the charger throughout Europe on 220V outlets. There I used an adapter from the 220V socket (two round holes) to the American 120V plug (two flat contacts) on the charger. It also works with the standard cigarette lighter socket in cars.
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I don't have a good answer. Sterling Tek's website doesn't help, and the Olympus site for the US doesn't even list the SZ-14 camera. The Olympus Global website (http://asia.olympus-imaging.com/products/compact/s_series/sz14/spec/) lists the camera as using the LI-50B battery, as you said. Maybe contact Sterling Tek (website: http://sterlingtek.com/; online support: http://messenger.providesupport.com/messenger/sterlingtek.html) and ask them to specifically say yes or no. Without them saying so, I'd be cautious as the STK LI-50B battery I got for the Olympus XZ-1 is a 1500mAh.