how many shots can you get on this battery with the Nikon D7000
1083714
as much is betwen 120 to 200 they are very good and hold charge for a very long time. i love then and i use then almos every day.
1083715
It depends on your camera settings. If you have it set to preview every shot, you will get less. I have shot well over 300 pictures on a fully charged battery.
1857104
You can get 2 hours continuous shooting, but on a normal day of shooting with switching it on and off as you shoot you can of course get a much longer time, I usually charge my looxcie every 4 days
1113819
The camera will use one battery, and switch to the other when the first one is drained. It will show that the battery grip battery is being used by a "BP" icon next to the battery charge icon. You should however bear in mind that using the second battery in the camera requires unscrewing the battery grip to remove the battery. I personally use only one battery (in the battery grip) and carry the second one in my bag, as I'm always in a position where switching batteries is not really an issue, and using only one battery means a lighter camera. This solution might not fit your personal situation, of course.In case you use two batteries, you can select which one will be used first in the D7000 menu d14. The camera will use one battery, and switch to the other when the first one is drained. It will show that the battery grip battery is being used by a "BP" icon next to the battery charge icon. You should however bear in mind that using the second battery in the camera requires unscrewing the battery grip to remove the battery. I personally use only one battery (in the battery grip) and carry the second one in my bag, as I'm always in a position where switching batteries is not really an issue, and using only one battery means a lighter camera. This solution might not fit your... » Read More The camera will use one battery, and switch to the other when the first one is drained. It will show that the battery grip battery is being used by a "BP" icon next to the battery charge icon. You should however bear in mind that using the second battery in the camera requires unscrewing the battery grip to remove the battery. I personally use only one battery (in the battery grip) and carry the second one in my bag, as I'm always in a position where switching batteries is not really an issue, and using only one battery means a lighter camera. This solution might not fit your personal situation, of course.In case you use two batteries, you can select which one will be used first in the D7000 menu d14. « Show Less
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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
642393
This battery has been as good as, and possibly better than, the battery that came with my D3100. A few months ago I had occasion to shoot some swing dancer at a street festival. I shot over 500 pictures, many on burst mode, and used up about 1/3rd of the battery's charge. That was quite acceptable to me. Also, I may go a week or more and not take any pictures. The battery has always stayed charged in the camera. Hope this has been helpful to you.
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I cannot address the battery life as I have only used it for a couple of hundred exposures. My big complaint is the tight fit in my D7000. It will not eject like the OEM battery. I have finally resorted to a strong magnet to pull it out. Therefore, I only use it for emergency backup as the original battery will give me over 550 exposures.
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I'm not sure what the max is, but I'll take mine out and grab 400+ photos and I'll still have like 1/3 battery left or more. And it holds a charge for a pretty long time. If I'm not shooting, I can go like a week without charging the battery. Hope that helps.
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I shoot with a D7000 and if you place it in BULB mode, the tiumer on the remote will take over. There you can run a single, continuous 100-hour exposure if you wish. this is great for getting star trails as you can also set the number of shots and interval between them very quickly versus drilling down though the menu in the camera.
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It holds 1 Nikon d7100 battery, or 2 AAs, and then you can still have one battery in the camera
854242
No there is no way to tell... But as a professional photographer I can highly recommend this product it does last pretty long and depending on battery setup from your d800 it should last a couple of days depending on how much you shoot! The d800 let's you choose what battery drains first... That's why sometimes this one doesn't drain as fast it kicks in when your using the shutter release on the grip :) hope this helps and if you have any other questions contact me thru my website www.noahdiegosphotography.com
677998
One thing I have learned over the years is batteries last longer if you "exercise" them. I have 6 batteries for my Nikon. I have numbered them from 1-6 and I rotate using them in number sequence so that all my batteries are being used on a regular basis. In 10 years of digital shooting I have never had to replace a battery. I have bought new ones to add to my battery supply but never to replace a battery. You might want to try that strategy
2112934
Definitely! I have a D7000 also and this battery has not failed me. It is read by the D7000.
876491
Yes. In fact, I get about 150 more shots with this battyer thatn I do with the battery that came with my SX50.
1070110
In can use 1 or 2 batterys. There is no switches or anything. If you put in 2 batterys is just will drain one the start on the next.That will give you much longer shooting. On the D3100 you can take 550 shot on one battery. With two you get 2x550. That is the purpose of this grip. It also make shooting in portrait much better. I hope this helped.
1570722
The battery itself is rechargeable...never really track how many shots taken before fully used up the battery...
656777
I found the battery lasted all day - taking around 200-250 shots, with perhaps a dozen or so also with flash. I would assume it would last a bit less with more flash use, but I was fine with how long it lasted. I plan on getting another battery just for backup, but for most folks, one battery should be fine.
2112938
I used MH-25 chrger which came with D7000. I was not availble to chage this wasabi en-el15 replacement.I'm not sure how other people are satisfied. Maybe they are using other charger. From day one, I could not use this battery. I rather get original nikon en-el15.