I have a D50 that uses the EN-EL3.......I notice this battery has an "e" after the 3. Will this battery work in my camera?
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Yes. I've been using the EN-EL3a in my D50 for almost 7 years now with no problems.
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I use it in my D200 which is also the same as the one in the D100 and have had no problems.
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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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I don't know this specifically, but bought it for a D80 and it doesn't work. Dead on arrival. No matter how much I charge it, it won't work with a D80.
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It should, I have the Nikon 1 J3. I checked the owner's manual and it states the camera uses the EN-EL20 battery.
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I don't know. I'm using a Nikon 300s camera and the battery that powers it is a Nikon EN-EL3e, and the charger that came with this camera is a MH-18a. The battery that I ordered from Amazon shows it is usable with this battery. I have charged only one of the batteries to-date, and it was fully charged in about two hours and works very well. I fired-off a few photos just to test that everything was working properly.
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I believe the D-70 uses the battery EN-EL3a, while this battery (the EN-EL20) is mostly for The Nikon 1 Series (J1/J2/J3, etc)
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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 do not know. I use EN-EL15 batteries, the same type that my D800 uses and that is what the makers stated would work.
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Hi Mark, I have a D5100 and used this battery for that, so cannot confirm on your query. Although I can assure you that if the voltage rating (7.2V) matches, then it will work properly. Thanks!
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The work fine in my D5100 and the Nikon EN-EL14 battery is "chipped" as are these. You should have no problems.
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If the model number of the battery that came with your Nikon DF camera was EN-EL12, then it should work. To be certain, contact the battery vendor for verification.
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Works with either one of two EN-EL3e batteries individually in each slot as well as AA adaptor. When both Nikon batteries are inserted does not function i.e. D90 does not power on. Am I missing something?
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yep even the equivalent EN-EL 14 batteries not made by Nikon work well in my D5200 I chose a 2600ma/h kind they are working fine. Nikon's web site verifies the D5200 and the D5300 use the same batteries. just be careful to get what u pay for I read a review about some online sellers sell the cheaper batteries as genuine Nikon so be sure to get what you pay for the batteries that work in these cameras are priced from $5.00 to $65.00 from different sellers verify genuine before paying $BIG for not genuine Nikon like I say the cheap ones work but be aware of the price of fake originals
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No, it won't. The D50 has a different battery, and, therefore, a different configuration.
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I don't know about its compatibility with the D50, but it tries to work with my D300s and D800. Unfortunately, even though the LEDs show that it works, it can't trip the shutter, so I can't recommend it at all.
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I don't know how to answer that. I am using the EN-EL9a Lithium Ion battery in my Nikon D40X.
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I have the Elph 320 which came with the 3.6v battery and the 3.7v that you're asking about. They both work just fine in my camera so I would expect the 3.7v will work just fine in yours.
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I bought an off-brand battery charger for my EN-EL3e Nikon battery (about 7 years old). The battery just died. Don't know if this is related or not.
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My D-3200 uses the EN-EL-14 battery and it works for that model. Try looking the two batteries up and comparing voltages and physical sizes. If you can use this charger, by all means get it-it's considerably smaller than the Nikon charger, and can plug into a cigarette lighter as well-far more versatile.