Kodak z915 or z950: Which camera has a better battery option?
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GET THE Z950 NOW! The price listed today (6/15) is crazy! Sorry I'm excited lol, 139.99 is awesome. I've been eyeing this camera for a while. I'm all in for this price and free two day shipping for non prime members is bacon on the burger....... Back on topic! The z915 uses AA batteries so the more you spend for batteries the longer they will last and there's some decent rechargeables out there. The z950 uses this Kodak KLIC-7003 Li-lon Rechargeable Battery and I think it last for about 250 shots. I like the z950 battery option more but I'm no camera pro so hopefully someone has better advice for ya.
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I think I am going to opt for the S95, but the DMC-LX5 has just a tad better specs (longer batter life, closer focusing, more frames-per-second, broader range of shutter speed), but the S90 just looks so much better and the front user-defined adjustment ring may just be enough -- all at a lower price.
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Sorry, I wouldn't know as I returned the camera be cause Kodak would not support this model any longer.
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Just got the z950...How long do you charge the battery (the first charge)??How do you get the battery out, to replace it??
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I agree with Cristofor. Also, if you are planning on getting the 64gig version, it uses alot of battery. Suppose to last 7hrs but if you use it normally you'll need to charge before the days over. I love the N9 and everything it offers though. I have n8 and wish the n9 had same camera.
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I'm not sure.. I guess if the Kodak Z1275 takes a Micro Sd card then you good to go.. other wise your going to need and adaptor to place the micro sd card in.
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I think it is a no brainer...I just took the Zi8 back to Target with a resounding: "I hate this video camera." The software is the worst. I thought I was watching a 1950's home movie as it jerked it's way through the frames. Also, the auido and visual were not in sinc...I hope it is not too late to keep you from buying the Kodak. Maybe other's have had better luck. I just bought the Flip Mino HD and like it alot. Software is a snap....None of these low end videos are great in low lighting or with a zoom. All have their drawbacks but for the bucks and easibility, I think worth it.
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on the kodak website, for this model camera the following is listed. * KODAK EASYSHARE Z950 Digital Camera * KODAK Li-Ion Rechargeable Digital Camera Battery KLIC-7003 * USB AC adapter charging solution * USB cable * Wrist strap * User Guide with KODAK EASYSHARE SoftwareI assume the same would come in this box if it's listed as new
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I don't know where M. Adnan got the idea that the Nikon P90 is sold under Pentax and Kodak brands and is made by the Chinese . The Kodak Z980 is not at all the same as the Nikon P90, other than they both have 24X zooms. The Kodak uses AA batteries, for instance, and the processing engines are not the same. The two camera bodies resemble each other only to the most casual observer. I chose the Nikon P90 over the Canon SX10 because the Nikon has time-lapse movies and timed-interval still shooting. I have no regrets about not getting the Canon instead.
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No, you have to use a rechargeable replacement battery. Kodak or generic will work fine if you match the sizes.
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It is a 970mAh. I have two of the 1000mAh and was looking for a third but the 970mAh is the only thing I could find available. I don't know if they simply reclassified the 1000 to a shorter life or why it is no longer available. The output of the 970 as the is still the same as the 1000 and I really don't notice a difference in the length of operation before requiring a recharge as compared to my 1000's. What you will notice is if you uses a generic. I bought an after market for about 1/2 the price. It 1/2 the price for good reason. My Panasonic Lumix batteries that I bought when I bought the camera new are still going strong. The after market battery worked fine ... for a while ... but died a sudden and tragic death. Stick with the original mfg goods. They are worth the extra cash.
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I like this camera very much and, yes, it does have rechargeable batteries. However, the charge does not last as long as I would like. Previously I used cameras with rechargeable AA batteries and the charge lasted much longer. Depending on how you use a camera, this might affect your decision. I only use a camera while traveling and take lots of pictures every day so how long the charge lasts is important to me. I do keep extra batteries with me but it's kind of irritating to have to stop and change batteries during a 'Kodak moment' which lasts only a few seconds. While I am happy with this camera, I think I'll go back to the ones that use rechargeable AA batteries. I like this camera very much and, yes, it does have rechargeable batteries. However, the charge does not last as long as I would like. Previously I used cameras with rechargeable AA batteries and the charge lasted much longer. Depending on how you use a camera, this might affect your decision. I only use a camera while traveling and take lots of pictures every day so how long the charge lasts is important to me. I do keep extra batteries with me but it's kind of irritating to have to stop and change batteries during a 'Kodak moment' which lasts only a few seconds. While I am happy with this... » Read More I like this camera very much and, yes, it does have rechargeable batteries. However, the charge does not last as long as I would like. Previously I used cameras with rechargeable AA batteries and the charge lasted much longer. Depending on how you use a camera, this might affect your decision. I only use a camera while traveling and take lots of pictures every day so how long the charge lasts is important to me. I do keep extra batteries with me but it's kind of irritating to have to stop and change batteries during a 'Kodak moment' which lasts only a few seconds. While I am happy with this camera, I think I'll go back to the ones that use rechargeable AA batteries. « Show Less
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Yes - works better than Kodak-branded batteries -- holds charge better, lasts longer. All of the cheap generic batteries work better than the Kodak-branded "original equipment -- don't worry.
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Hi,As far as I know they never set the Zi12 in full production. This listing is legit however, the product exists, so someone probably got hold of the few(?) ones that were actually made. If you buy it (like I did) there will be no support from Kodak or firmware updates etc. The camera in itself is wonderful and works perfectly though!
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I recently purchased the kodak Z812 IS camera, along with one of the kits I found here on Amazon (which I bought before I realized the batteries weren't going to work right). The kit itself is fine as it comes with a lot of stuff that I can and will use (excluding the batteries) and ends up being cheaper than trying to buy all the stuff seperately. The NiMH batteries do work, but the camera seems to take slightly longer to perform the functions, and, in addition, the number of pictures that you can take before the batteries need to be recharged are much lower than if you use the recommended batteries. I personally purchased the rechargeable KLIC-8000 and have been very happy with it. I recently purchased the kodak Z812 IS camera, along with one of the kits I found here on Amazon (which I bought before I realized the batteries weren't going to work right). The kit itself is fine as it comes with a lot of stuff that I can and will use (excluding the batteries) and ends up being cheaper than trying to buy all the stuff seperately. The NiMH batteries do work, but the camera seems to take slightly longer to perform the functions, and, in addition, the number of pictures that you can take before the batteries need to be recharged are much lower than if you use the recommended... » Read More I recently purchased the kodak Z812 IS camera, along with one of the kits I found here on Amazon (which I bought before I realized the batteries weren't going to work right). The kit itself is fine as it comes with a lot of stuff that I can and will use (excluding the batteries) and ends up being cheaper than trying to buy all the stuff seperately. The NiMH batteries do work, but the camera seems to take slightly longer to perform the functions, and, in addition, the number of pictures that you can take before the batteries need to be recharged are much lower than if you use the recommended batteries. I personally purchased the rechargeable KLIC-8000 and have been very happy with it. « Show Less
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900 mah battery, can take photos for 70 minutes, electricity shortages will prompt
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This is a difficult question to answer. If you use the LED screen to frame your pictures, you will be able to take far fewer pictures than if you use the view finder. And if you don't use the viewfinder 90%+ of the time, there is no reason to spend the extra money to purchase this camera. And instead you should buy something along the lines of the Z20