Are those Olympus bateries or another brand?
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They do not have a brand name on them, just the LI-50B size numbers. The charger itself is a Vivitar.
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they are off-market batteries that fit the Olympusthey work fine - no problems with mine
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Infolithium is specific and probably licensed to Sony. They are just a lithium ion with a microchip that can comunicate with the device given charge and capacity info. I have used these for quite a bit with no problems. My camcorder shows capacity correctly and I just use the included charger. Perhaps they have included a microchip in the battery, I don't know, but, so far, I'm happy with their performance. Hope this helps.
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i don't know. you could probably check out the Olympus site and find out for sure.
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This is a smaller body. I did not try to use my old Olympus lenses. I am happy with the E-M5. It has all the bells and whistles and half the weight and is weather proof, a real plus for me.
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The brand name is BM Premium which as far as I can tell is sold by BigMikesElectronics.com on amazon. You cannot see the brand name sticker while the grip is attached. As far as I can tell it is a generic made grip which is offered by multiple sellers who can apply a brand sticker to it. What I can tell you is it has a good feel and sturdy design. I have had no issues with it so far and I have had it for about 6 months. Another good feature if it isn't already standard is it comes with 2 battery trays. One for Nikon or compatible batteries that fit the camera and one tray that accepts AA batteries if you're in a pinch. I hope all was helpful. Good photographing.
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The batter of course is generic but it is stamped with "For Olympus" "LI-90B" so if that's what you need it should work. This little kit is a great buy for the money.
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The batteries I purchased were Olympus OEM. By purchasing original equipment custom batteries, you are assured that they are physically and electrically compatible. I am sure Amazon will accept them back if they are not what you want. They are really good about returns.
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All I can tell you are these are not real olympus batteries. I bought these and one would not charge and the other one would hold a charge for about a day. Buy from olympus and get the real thing.
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Olympus actually has a worldwide warranty, as long as you purchase from an authorized seller (anywhere), it's on their site.
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Yes if new. Amazon is an Olympus retailer. If buying used or new off the marketplace, read description or ask.
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Yes, looks like the Olympus LS-10 has a form of phantom power. I don't think these need that as I don't need the phantom power on my Microtrack II. They should work regardless.
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I am a little confused about your reference to "taking them on trips". Do they work for you at home, and only go DOA when you are away? At any rate, I have been using mine for over a year. Flawless performance, although the original Olympus battery does outlast the Wasabi. The Wasabi are still quite adequate (and affordable), and certainly don't loose the charge just by sitting in my case. If yours are not working - at home, or away - you should get a replacement. FYI, I am shooting the OMD E-M5 also.
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No waranty but I'm afraid I have to hold on to it because my fancy Nikon is giving me trouble , the Olympus is a good camera but you really should have a tripod for it
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I ready do not know.Howerve I am sure you can find that information on the Olympus web site
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It seems to be the standard for Olympus cams? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Thirds_system
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I was interested in this too, so I went to the Olympus website, and this is what it said: * SP-800UZ Camera * USB Cable
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I really don't know. I'm sure someone from the Olympus web site can help you.