Will the camera's battery door be removed from the camera prior to attaching the unit to the camera ? If so can the door be reattached?
607946
Yes and Yes...it actually has to be removed and it can be reattached at your convenience.
607947
Yes - you will need to remove the factory battery door, but it pops on and off easily so you can switch between one battery with the stock battery door, or running dual batteries with this grip.
607948
YES! The door comes off and tucks into a storage slot in the battery pack. It easily reattaches. Have had this grip for about 4months...works perfect...is very solid. Mark
537861
As long as you didn't cover the battery door with the velcro in a way that would prevent opening it... It really depends on the light and where you place the Velcro though.
1955960
My camera is an elph110hs, & no you do not need to remove the white sticker. With the battery door on top & to the right, the "dc44" should be viewable & right side up. Battery should slide in & the battery keeper ( lower right corner) should snap over the battery. The door then flips back down & slides back into place.
1512491
Yes, the battery is not removable but a charger for the camera comes with the package.
1683663
I have not had a problem so far with the battery compartment door. It is a great possibility though the way it is constructed., you have to force the batteries down with the door as you push the latch over. I have not had my L620 very long, but no problems yet. I am not sure why Nikon built a camera like the l620, all other Nikons I have seen have a latch to hold the battery or batteries in the battery compartment.
263036
It is very simple. Just be patient and take your time. Be careful when you get near the camera area as it has little wires you can sever. Besides that just pry it off and put on the new one.
1174461
If you are referring to removing the camera, but leaving the mount. Yes that should be fine.If you are talking about removing the mount, no.
910590
Just slip the outer camera into the brackets and either screw it to a post/door etc., or, like we did, we used the adhesive to attach the bracket it to the front door window glass. It slides out to recharge the battery. The inside video viewer we keep inside and recharge as necessary.
1683665
My camera is new so I have not repaced the batteries yet but I find the door latch awkward and difficult to use. I'm hoping that I don't have problems and will be very careful when replacing batteries. Sorry if this is not very helpful.
1713202
Just another heads up...if the inside door is not shut properly it WILL flood the camera with water. And with that said, there are little plastic latches that keep the inside door closed, they are VERY fragile and will snap off easily if not handled with care. My camera lasted a year before they finally broke and flooded the camera, rendering it useless!
1604209
Yes, that's the beauty of this system. Unlike what originally came with the camera, which was much more complicated, this is one piece. The battery slips into it, and then the prongs just fold out of that unit. When you're done, fold the prongs back in and it stores nice and compact. It works great, as far as I'm concerned. It doesn't get much easier.
1112753
I believe you have to take it out. The camera comes with a battery charger.
821483
HiThe battery Cannot be removed from the camera. Because of this you cannot change the battery. So you need to be smart how you use the camera.The camera is very good value with some limitations.Richie
1565700
It goes completely inside the camera's battery chamber. The camera itself is weather-sealed, so there is no need for additional weather sealing on interior components.
1874276
I have never tried this, but if you remove the top knob, there is a threaded screw which appears to be exactly like the one on my unipod for mounting the camera. So I would say, yes, with the knob removed you will find the mounting screw. But the unipod (for the camera) might still be a bit more stable. K. Shields
1996650
There is a battery door on the bottom. You need a screwdriver to take the screw out first.
1984810
No, the camera comes with a charger that holds the whole battery independent of the camera. Once you take the battery out of the camera and load it into the charger(real easy) you plug the unit into a socket and the charge begins. Lights let you know when it's complete. Nothing is lost by the camera in this procedure.