Is it compatible with canon LP-E12 battery?
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While I don't have that battery, all the batteries that I have fit and looking at the configuration of the lp e12 it seems similar to my batteries and should work,
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My camera is a CANON Powershot ELPH 110 IS and the Battery Pack is Model No NB-11L [3.6V 680mAh 2.5 (Li-ion)]. I suspect that since your & my cameras are in the ELPH 110 series/family, the battery pack should work..
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As Steve said YES, this will work, just checked the Canon website: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/slr_cameras/eos_70d#BoxContent it shows it comes with the LP-E6 battery pack which this is the LP-E6 here. I also agree though with Steve to purchase the Canon version as I've made the mistake of purchasing the cheap ones on Amazon and none of them can really hold a charge for more than a month (not in use) and last about half the time while in use. I hate spending the extra cash but when it comes to a nice DSLR you want to make sure you can rely on your gear.
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The sticker on the bottom of the charger says it is compatible with EB 12 Battery.
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It will work for Canon Battery Pack LP-E5. The LP-E5 designation is one that sets the size, shape, electrical contacts and electric values. If your camera uses the LP-E5 this recharger will recharge that battery.
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Sorry, don't know. 3 suggestions. 1. Visit Canon's website. They probably have some a page with battery-camera compatibilities. 2. Does the manual that came with the camera have any info (most manuals for anything nowadays are also available as a downloadable pdf file)? 3. Go to your local Best Buy store. All their batteries for sale have compatibility lists on the cardboard package. Perhaps, they carry the above-named battery you're inquiring about. Good luck.
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It depends on the battery manufacturer. Some of the non-Canon brand LPE6 batteries, such as those made by Wasabi and Maxtek, work fine. I've generally avoided unbranded batteries (if they won't proudly put their company's name on the battery, what else did they lowball?), but some of the unbranded LPE6's work just fine alongside Canon's, with full readouts (left and right batteries), etc. I generally pair two batteries from the same manufacturer in the multi-power grips for my EOSes. Really necessary for cold weather work, too.
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Yes it is compatible. The higher ma just means the battery will last longer than the OEM battery when taking the same types of pictures.
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I bought this as a spare battery for my Canon Rebel EOS T3i and I use it with the stock Canon LC-E8E battery charger.
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I don't think so....The Canon 310 ELPH camera has a Battery Charger fully compatible with your camera.Check it out on the Amazon web site...the price of replacement batteries and of the charger are very reasonable. If you do a lot of traveling, I recommend purchasing two of each.
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It is compatible. You will need the canon charger adapter (or generic equivalent) as the battery does not connect directly to the 910. I just used my 910 with battery and charger adapter and it worked flawlessly.
646614
No it isn't compatible. You can get a generic 12 volt battery on eBay for $30-$40 and have prolonged battery life.
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It should work but it does not. I have a Canon camera and the batteries did not fit. I tried charging my existing batteries and the did not fit. I suggest, not to buy.
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The different models of battery have different voltages and ampacity, depending upon model. Make sure you have the exact battery for your camera. I wouldn't rely on the picture to provide the battery specifications, but rather on the text which reads: "Includes two (2) Wasabi Power batteries for LP-E8; each with 7.2V, 1500 mAh, Japanese cells " the "LP-E8" defines the model of Canon Battery that this replaces, which is a 7.2V. Check your existing Canon battery for that exact info. The 1500mAh defines how long the battery will power your camera . . . like 1 liter of gasoline will power your car for 8 miles and 4 liters of gasoline will power your car for 32 miles . . I don't see the photo referencing 4.2V. Buy on the description not the picture.
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There shouldn't be any reason why it wouldn't work. It's the same type of battery used from Canon, just generic
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Sorry, no. You need a LP-E8 battery, or a generic version. The Sony battery was only used in older Sony camcorders, and Mavica digital cameras, etc....
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Can't say. It has a mini USB end to go to the Canon camera. My camera is an Elph 115 IS