Hi, please tell me if you have used this battery holder with a K-5ii or K-5iis? If not, any ideas if it would be compatible with these cameras? THANKS
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I have not used it in either of these cameras but after looking at the literature, I believe that it should work just fine.
1290811
Works with my k-50 and my k-30 I do not know with the k-5. This might help you...http://youtu.be/YxIEUfsDW2A Looks like you need to buy this D-BG4 Grip for the camera.
1290812
Sorry, this is not compatible. The K-5ii uses a D-Li90 battery and this is for the K-r's D-Li109. I had to resort to getting a D-BG4 Grip Knockoff which needs 6 x AA batteries to work.
1290813
I actually use it for a k-30 model. It fits and works great in it but I don't know about the models you are asking about. Good luck.
923611
I believe Nikon hasn't really changed the battery size or configuration. I have a D3100 and it works for that.
171548
3rd party batteries work fine. I buy Wasabi brand for all my cameras. Great deal, and I've never had an issue.
906164
I know nothing about a K-50. So I don't know. But if you have a K-50, a look at the physical configuration of the battery compartment should answer your question.
79611
I don't have an application guide for that battery...just purchased it by the number on the one that came with the new camera...but it was a pretty easy look-up on the net. According to a couple different websites that camera wil accept that battery. Please don't hold me responsible if it doesn't work...LOL. Just kidding...but yeah, those couple of sites I looked at say it would work with your camera. A little homework goes a long way.
196909
I doubt it. My Pentax K5 is a squeeze with the battery grip. Go to the next size up for a Canon bigger than the Rebels.
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No. The K3 takes a completely different rechargeable lithium battery, and is not compatible with AA batteries unless you buy the BG-5 grip, which supposedly does take AA batteries. From the Pentax site: "The BG-5, designed exclusively for the K-3, is the perfect match for this professional level DSLR, and optionally accepts six AA-sized batteries as well as the standard lithium-ion rechargeable battery." Many K3 cameras come with the BG-5 grip thrown in for free, unless you already bought a K3 without one..
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The K-5IIs can NOT take a battery from a K-10D. K-5IIs battery is part nbr D-L190. K-10D battery is part nbr D-L150
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After reading others response, I now understand your question. Yes. The battery holder included in the spare parts kit does work with the new style batteries.
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Yes, the D-BG4 works on the K-7, K-5, K-5 II and K-r IIs. I also have a third party cheap battery grip which works on all the above. Still bought the D-BG4 for the quality of build and waterproof-ness.
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the series 3+ for sure [ i have one] and another one, just check the kodak site , and look at Z series for compatibility, I bought mine on a special at compgeeks for like 40 bucks. [refurb] and so far its flawless. Mostly bought it to charge the camera, search ebay for klic-8000 batteries. Bought like 3 on there for as little as 89cents.!
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no I dont think so. I have ck.d and I do not see your cannon listed that can use this battery. Go to Wasabi Power battery and it will tell you what cameras it will work on.
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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 - I only have the K4000 recharger. Quite frankly I use regular rechargeable batteries in the camera. I try to use ones with high mAh ratings, say 2100 mAh up to 3400 mAh and just recharge those with my other rechargers. The K4000 was designed to impede and now it's unnecessary.
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I have yet to see one for sale, but I would imagine that there is a Sony part number for the battery holder. I must add that I have been very happy with the grip and have not witnessed any of the alleged shutter vibration issues with the grip permanently attached to the a7r.
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I have a D5000 as well, and I read somewhere else that another battery grip fits perfectly into the bottom of a D3000, but the grip is slightly larger for the D5000. So by indirect reasoning it should be compatible, although if anyone has actually tested this out I'd like to confirm this as well.
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The K-5 requires a 7.4V LI90 battery. As far as I know the only way to use AA batteries in the K-5 is to buy the battery grip which allows use of 6 AA batteries. The K-30 which I own uses the Pentax LI109 Battery or NiMH/Alkaline batteries with the D-BH109 adapter which was designed for the K-30 and K-r cameras. Check out the Wasabi LI90 charger kit on Amazon. Comes with compact charger, UK adapter, car adapter and 2 LI90 batteries. One battery lasted all day at Disneyland shooting about two hours of video on my K-30.