Could you please fix this ad so it states the correct battery size? This flash takes AA batteries, not AAA batteries.
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hi, we will open a ticket with amazon to correct the mistake. this is an amazon web site not made by us, thank you
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AA's will not work. They don't fit. This uses a crazy large battery that is only made to be rechargeable.
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Perhaps you should ask someone to list what items use AA batteries, or AAA batteries.... In other words, These are batteries, listing every possible use for them would be impossible. I suggest you start with the application and select the appropriate battery, not the reverse.
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Hi, buddy it requires 4 (18650,) batteries, and for this prise this flashlite is a real gud buy.
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I too, have the open button that I slide and the flash comes on automatically. I changed my battery before I thoroughly tested mine but the problem with mine was the zoom would no longer retract. I finally just gave up and got a used one which I am totally happy with now. Like Ms. Jump stated though, Kodak has excellent customer service. Sorry, I wasn't much help on your issue.
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There are batteries for the transmitter and receiver units supplied. AAA and a CR123 (these should last you a while so no need to go out and buy right away) The flash units take 4 AA each. And like all flash units they go pretty quick (I'd say 50 flashes each) So stock up on them or get a good supply of rechargeable batteries.
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Maybe your battery is not good? or bad flashlight or maybe the bulb? Mine works fine with AA.
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Call Canon Support (1-800-OK-CANON). So sorry for the late response. Unfortunately I do not know why the model number has (aa). But here is the number to Canon Support to maybe help. Thank you again.
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I honestly do not know the answer. You can probably Google the answer. Sorry I could not help. This flash is a great flash.
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the AAA battery that I have are 1000mAH. looks like the product features were listed for AA battery and not AAA battery.
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What battery are you using? I couldn't find any of the alternatives, so I use the 6 AA batteries and did two 30-min video sessions without changing them. Hope this helps! Charlie Seymour Jr, http://CharlieTheMarketer.com/sample-videos
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Hi Angela, Thanks, if I find anything out outside of this post I'll post it on here so you can see. I'm hoping to find out before the spring time because that's when i'll be needing the flash.
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It comes with a battery for the camera, not the flash, it takes 4 - AA batteries. Would suggest buying an extra battery for the camera.Orvill
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Because it nikon the ttl is set up differently... Canon has it own format of TTL... What I would do is if you had the flash less than 30 day exchange it or call vivitar and ask for a replacement flash but with a canon hot shoe... Vivitar's customer service is very helpful!
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It comes with a battery for the camera, not the flash, it takes 4 - AA batteries. Would suggest buying an extra battery for the camera. Orvill
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The flash unit is quite small, approximately 3.5" tall (including hot shoe) by 2.25" wide. It uses 2 AA size batteries.
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AA will not work, it uses "G" type. I use it for my work and the battery lasts a very long time 150+ photos per day, I recharge once per week.