Will this battery work with a D80? This says 2600 mAh and my current battery is 1500 mAh...I'm not sure what that means though....Thanks!
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Yes. I purchased two of these batteries along with the charger, specifically for a D-80. The higher mAh rating means that the battery charge should last longer than the 1500 mAh version. I've had no problems with this battery in my D-80.
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Yes, it will work in the D80. The 2600 mAh vs 1500 mAh - means that it has a higher charging capacity and will, in theory, run longer.
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I am not a Nikon tech. But the D80 is older and has a different wattage. I would verify with the manufacture specs on ratings to verify if it can handle the load. Personally I would be more comfortable matching the same voltage.
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I was informed by reading info and some chat that if your model is not listed in the info of the battery it might not work. my wife has the d3100 and it took a little time to find this replacement . good luck, it's out there.
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Hi:This is not the EL9a. Mine worked as the origional in the d5000 as it is identical in all dimention to the origional Nikon battery. As for mAh its a meassure of the power delivered over a discharge interval. I presume that is the reasin why it seems to last a bit longer per use than the origional 1100mAh. This meassure should not affect the voltage delivered.Kind regards,Nathan
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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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It worked fine in my D90 while in Alaska. Hope that helps. The only difference I recall was that it was 2600mH vs 2100 for Nikon.
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Hi Mari! Not familiar with the D800. My D7100 uses just one of these units. I had ordered two as spares for the one that came with the camera. Hope this helps and that I have understood your question correctly.
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I'm not sure about the seller's identity and association with Nikon. However, the battery I received was identical in brand, size, and model to the original battery that accompanied my Nikon D800.
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I read some review people say that it work with there d80 you may find more answers to your questions by google this.
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Debi, the battery would work, but understand it is a 2600 amh battery. The original Nikon is 1500, which means it is not going to hold the charge as long as original Nikon.
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I just ordered last night, but I would think there should be no problem since the D810 screen size is the same as the D800. I used this on my D800 and it worked fine so I went ahead and ordered this one for D810.
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Not to answer your question exactly, but you should be able to go to Nikon or any number of sites that sell the Nikon D800 and look under it's specifications for that specific camera and see what type of battery it takes.... I think what the EN-EL15 means is that it is both a EN-15 and a EL-15 battery.
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Yes, this battery is just like those from Nikon, charges and behaves the same. Only thing I haven't really kept track of is whether or not the number of shots per charge is the same as the Nikon battery but I believe it is.
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Not familiar with the Nikon 1 J2? Do know that it should work in the D800,& 800E, D600 probably as well the D7000. Works in my D600 just fine. No fit problem as reported from another report.
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The D70 battery is a Nikon EN-EL3. Any charger that will work with that battery will do. There are cheap knock-offs that will do the job, but here is a link to the official Nikon charger: http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Power-Chargers/MH-18a-Quick-Charger.html
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On my D800, I set the battery type to FR6 (AA lithium), this is under Custom Settings -&gt; d Shooting/Display -&gt; d11 MB-D12 battery type. This shows the charge, although I have no idea how accurate it is. A single charge seems to power the camera for many many hundreds of photos, perhaps even 1000+. It needs charging so infrequently I honestly am not sure how many photos it lasts through, but it's certainly a lot. Hope this helps!
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That would be a question that should be answered by a rep from Sigma. It works great with newer cameras, but I'm not sure about D80.
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Yes it will work with the D80 however i am using it with my D70 and am not impressed with the TTL operation as opposed to my SB600. for the price it is OK but will not compare to original Nikon SB's