Will I still get the "Do you want to continue?" prompt when using non-Canon batteries on my R32 if I use these batteries?
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I've never seen that prompt when using my Canon batteries. I do know that these batteries work awesome and I was very pleased with the amount of life per battery.
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Only issue I know of is the cost of Canon batteries. I bought an aftermarket package on amazon with a charger and two batteries for under 20 bucks. I believe it was supplied bu Batteryfly whom I have used before and have had no problem. One advantage of this type of battery is the size. Take up a lot less space and weight then sets of AAs.
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Yes. I have the 6D with the aftermarket (non-canon) battery grip, and the batteries work fine. First few times, worked without a hitch. The last time I used them, however, I was getting an error on one of them (the error that occurs when you use non-cannon battery...camera asks if you want to use anyway, but without info on battery). Swapped the batteries around, and the error moved with the battery. Assuming one of them is acting up. They are still working, and providing a LONG time between battery changes/charges; just unable to report battery life on one of them right now. I haven't bothered to look into the issue. For the price, i could easily just buy another one. Yes. I have the 6D with the aftermarket (non-canon) battery grip, and the batteries work fine. First few times, worked without a hitch. The last time I used them, however, I was getting an error on one of them (the error that occurs when you use non-cannon battery...camera asks if you want to use anyway, but without info on battery). Swapped the batteries around, and the error moved with the battery. Assuming one of them is acting up. They are still working, and providing a LONG time between battery changes/charges; just unable to report battery life on one of them right now. I haven't... » Read More Yes. I have the 6D with the aftermarket (non-canon) battery grip, and the batteries work fine. First few times, worked without a hitch. The last time I used them, however, I was getting an error on one of them (the error that occurs when you use non-cannon battery...camera asks if you want to use anyway, but without info on battery). Swapped the batteries around, and the error moved with the battery. Assuming one of them is acting up. They are still working, and providing a LONG time between battery changes/charges; just unable to report battery life on one of them right now. I haven't bothered to look into the issue. For the price, i could easily just buy another one. « Show Less
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Wow, that's a new one! I have purchased and installed half a dozen non-OEM batteries over the past 5 years, and never had a problem with rejection by the hardware. Call the computer manufacturer, and if they admit to this foolishness, please post it here, because I NEVER want to own that brand!
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I am still waiting for this charger to arrive. But one issue... Just had my EOS 6D with one original Canon battery. I am using a battery grip (wich came with 2 Canon LP-6E replacement batteries. The original LP-6E battery in the original Canon charger did not complete its 1st charge and overnight. It was stuck on like 90%.. I placed it into the battery grip took some shots with the camera. Then placed it back into the original Canon charger. This time the charge completed and all is fine. So there may be some start up quirks with these batteries... I never experienced it before, with any kind of Canon batteries. FYI. I am still waiting for this charger to arrive. But one issue... Just had my EOS 6D with one original Canon battery. I am using a battery grip (wich came with 2 Canon LP-6E replacement batteries. The original LP-6E battery in the original Canon charger did not complete its 1st charge and overnight. It was stuck on like 90%.. I placed it into the battery grip took some shots with the camera. Then placed it back into the original Canon charger. This time the charge completed and all is fine. So there may be some start up quirks with these batteries... I never experienced it before, with any... » Read More I am still waiting for this charger to arrive. But one issue... Just had my EOS 6D with one original Canon battery. I am using a battery grip (wich came with 2 Canon LP-6E replacement batteries. The original LP-6E battery in the original Canon charger did not complete its 1st charge and overnight. It was stuck on like 90%.. I placed it into the battery grip took some shots with the camera. Then placed it back into the original Canon charger. This time the charge completed and all is fine. So there may be some start up quirks with these batteries... I never experienced it before, with any kind of Canon batteries. FYI. « Show Less
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I bought the batteries for a HF R52 Camcorder and the batteries worked great. I used these on my cruise to Alaska, and rotated the stock Canon battery with these two in the set and never had a blip. I think I lost some time on the recharges but that seemed minimal. On the initial charge, I think I had almost 6 hours of charge, which was more that what I needed.
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Yes, I got it for my markii and the pack is the same for a mkiii.. I typically shy away from 3rd party as Im afraid of that 1 time I may get a recognition error but have been using it for over a year with no issues at all.. cheaper to have extra eneloop AA for backup power than buying extra canon batteries
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The Canon battery models are designed for any Canon camera that uses that model battery. Canon does not specify a battery model to only work in the camera it came with, but any camera that, according to the specifications, uses that model.
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I purchased 2 "spare batteries" for my R300. They work, but they do not register on the camera. You have to say "yes" when asked on turn on about using these batteries and then the charge condition doesn't show in the camera. BUT this battery adds almost an hour of video if you carry 2 with you. It works fine for my purposes. I use is for my TV News show
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No that is not. I have two of these and neither one has given me any problems. Don't let the cheap price fool you, these items have been rated very high and I read many reviews before making an order. Someone should fix this problem for you. As long as you have actual canon name brand legit batteries, you shouldn't have a problem. I would call or email them and let them know. I'm sure you can get an exchange. Hope this helps. On a side note, they sent me two when I ordered one. I have no idea why
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Yes you can, however I have been having trouble with these batteries not being identified by my camera. Not sure why, they charge fine and camera starts but then says is not recognized do you want to continue? Right now not pleased with them. This just started occurring after about a month of having them.
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No. You just use the charger you have and charge them one after another. It's pretty amazing how much charge you'll have with 2 batteries powering your camera. It literally lasts for hours. I still consider it the best money I've spent on my Canon.
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I don't know if it matters or not, I have a Canon SX500IS camera. I used it on vacation last month after my original battery died and did not have any problems. I is just a little bit thicker than the battery that came with the camera , but it worked just fine.
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I would think any off brand would warranty. With that being said I use this with real canon batteries. This item cost about 1/7th as the canon so I feel it's worth the risk. It seems like the units definitely worth more than it cost. I am very happy with it.
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Yes they will. BTW these are great batteries with just as good or better life as the original Canon battery.
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You have to charge it outside the camera. It's a very good idea to have a spare battery, as your battery will inevitably run down at the worst possible moment. Be aware that Canon will not honor the warranty if a non-Canon battery causes a problem. That didn't stop me from buying a cheaper, third-party battery as a back-up, though, as the cost difference was substantial.
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I have 2 of these to extend the battery life of my two Canon 580 EXII flashes when we are on location shoots. I only shoot with a t1i and have the battery grips on both my main and back-up camera so I can use two batteries. I have had the cameras last for 6 hrs without ever being turned off and have never had them drain a fully charged set of batteries.