what battery does this use. i would like to have a couple spare batteries on hand for shooting wedding receptions
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Neewer Batteries (2x) LI-42B for Olympus SP Series ($4.98) works great for me.
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It uses these http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003EEPS1K/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I got the light, that comes with a battery and charger and the 2-pack on the link I posted here.
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A proprietary battery like one you'd see in a camera or camcorder. Spares are available from Amazon.
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It uses these NP-80 / NP80 Replacement Battery for Select Casio Exilim Cameras (2 Pack)I got the light, that comes with a battery and charger and the 2-pack on the link I posted here.
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Bell and Howell would suggest their spare battery, which is actually not a bad price at $20.http://www.bhphotovideo.com/Bell & Howell - Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery Pack for DNV16HDZ Camcorder (3.7V, 1700mAh)But unless you need it for a second camera or to replace a truly damaged battery, I would suggest a external charger instead. You can charge it up and connect it to the camera and it should allow the camera to act as if its plugged in directly.
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No, it will NOT use the EN-EL18 battery...only the EN-EL15. I just photographed and shot video of a wedding in St. Augustine, FL this weekend and I was glad I bought the battery grip!
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it uses just one.. the 2 extra are spares.. i've found the size, L5411 by vinnic, isn't a standard stocked in the stores. i bought a pack of 10 for under $9 on the amazon web site.i received them in good condition on the projected day.ON THE INSTRUCTION SHEET IT LISTS COMPARABLE BATTERIES BY STANDARD BRANDS, I BOUGHTSOME MAXELL A67,BUT THEY DIDN'T FUNCTION AS WELL OR LAST AS LONG.
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Yes it uses a Lithium Rechargeable Battery NP-50A, which a spare can be ordered from Amazon. It's always handy to have a spare battery when your shooting for a whole day, they are very easy to change over and inexpensive to buy. The other good thing about the battery is that it charges out of the camera, therefore you can have a battery on charge while still using the camera with a 2nd battery. The auto-focus is good and very fast and you can leave the camera in EXR mode and it's basically point-and-shoot.
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i alternate between two batteries. Assuming your lens cap is off when you take a photo, so I dont think you have anything to lose to get another battery. Just my opinion, of course.
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this battery lasts one hour with this light:http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/836612-REG/watson_b_1517_lp_e6_battery_pack_for.htmlI would buy several so you can have enough on hand. You don't a bigger battery because it makes the light too top heavy.
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Hi Daniel.. I did not buy an extra battery for this unit. I did purchase 2 units and normally when I shoot outside I use only one light as a fill light and use reflectors. If one battery does not last long enough, I just simply use the battery in the second unit. So far I haven't needed more than just the one battery. I'm sure replacement or additional batteries are available. Thanks for your question....
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I just bought my Sx110 IS yesterday--and after taking about 15 pictures and trying out the video, I got the battery low warning. I can only hope that the problem is with the batteries being old. According to my manual, I should get 140 images and 5 hours of playback time with them. The only other batteries they recommend in the manual are AA-size NiMH-3AH. I'd like to use Lithium batteries, but I'm worried that they are not listed in the manual as OK. I see that Canon Chick uses them, what about the rest of you?
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Do a quick google search for your model. Navigate right on over to canon website and under your model there will be a tab called supplies and accessories have a look there to see what it list as optional batteries
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I bought both the Powerr2000 and Premium TECH Li-ion Canon NB-6l, 3.7V, batteries for my camera. Both are rated and labelled as 1200mAh. I was shooting photos and video constantly (over 8,000 shots) on my trip and they worked fine. Had one in the camera, one in my pocket, and one being charged at all times. Generally went through two a day.
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The correct battery is the 18650. You could also use two CR-123 batteries instead. Either will do the job.
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Sorry but I lost pamphlet of the battery. I would check Canon website, and they might have the answer for you there.
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Bell and Howell would suggest their spare battery, which is actually not a bad price at $20. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/ Bell & Howell - Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery Pack for DNV16HDZ Camcorder (3.7V, 1700mAh) But unless you need it for a second camera or to replace a truly damaged battery, I would suggest a external charger instead. You can charge it up and connect it to the camera and it should allow the camera to act as if its plugged in directly.
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I don't know about the spare battery.I know you get the ac and dc chargers that are standard for most streamlights.I will buy this flashlight next week.it is on copsplus.com if you want to investigate it.
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I have no idea what you are talking about. I have a security camera system at my farm and this type of battery goes in it. It was dying so I finally found the identical battery on Amazon to replace the dying one.
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I'm not sure. You can access Canon.com and check for your camcorder. It will tell you what batteries will work. I think it will, but I don't want to say positively. I will say the BP727 high capacity has been a great performer. I get so much more film time with this battery. With things progressing so much, I wouldn't be surprised if Canon doesn't have an even higher capacity battery soon. Good luck.