Are these fully decoded batteries recognized by the Canon video recorders their designed for? Like how much battery life is left etc?
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I had my doubts when I ordered them but yes the battery life was correctly recognized by my Canon video recorder.
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Ralph, on my Canon Vixia HF R400 Camcorder, the factory battery which was included with the unit shows 94 minutes total recording time on a full charge. Both of the batteries in the Fully Decoded Pack with charger are recognized properly and each one shows 190 minutes recording time on a full charge. All of these times seem accurate in actual use. Before getting this item, I had some problems with other cheaper batteries not being recognized and not showing the battery condition properly, but these have been fine for me so far. I hope this helps.
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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. You will be able to see the battery levels on the LCD of the camcorder.
693532
you can charge this batteries with canon original charger. Also i think with any other canon chargers, for example wasabi charger
160391
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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These were specifically for the canon 60D. I don't know. I would search for your specific camera. Do you have an old battery to look at and compare?
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I've never once had an issue with the included batteries. They also charge perfectly in my Canon charger.
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Not manufactured by Canon but they are made by another company to fit & work in Canon cameras. I have had mine for several months now and they work great.
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I'm not sure that I understand the question but here's what I can say. These batteries function well in my Canon 550D (T2i). They last longer than other off-brand batteries and their power metering is the same (I don't get much warning when they are about to shut off - maybe 1 min during video mode). They are completely functional. I have not used a meter to test their V & mA accuracy as it has not been a concern.
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I bought them in October 2013, and they've worked fine. Sounds like Canon bunk to me, but can't say for sure.
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According to the specs on your camera/model - yes, these will work. I have never had issue using non-OEM batteries. Best of luck! http://www.digitaltrends.com/digital-camera-reviews/canon-eos-rebel-t5-review/specifications/
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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.
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Don't really know, but you can go into canon.com and there they have a very detailed list of which batteries this works with
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These batteries are not make by Canon but by STK. In using them, they have the same run time as the Canon batteries and they are very well made. They are brand new.
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I'mm not sure what you mean or why you ask this. The batteries work fine in the camera and are the same make and quality as the originals that came with my camera.Hope this helps!
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I have a Canon EOS 70D and they work fine with mine! I just went through a whole weekend (5 days actually) on one battery and it's still over 50% charged.
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No idea. I have HF10 which was damaged by this 4.5 hr battery. I thought I got a bargain but upon the first continuous shooting, my camcorder lost its interaction capabilities with my computer. If you value your camcorder, you may want to buy Canon genuine batteries.
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I am not sure about the term "fully decoded" but this battery has worked successfully in a D3100 for several hundred pictures so far.
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I have no idea, but they were the only non-oem LP-E6 batteries that I could find that worked in my 7D AND my 6D. It's probably better to wait until the 70D is actually released as Canon seems to change the coding on batteries sporadically from model to model even though they use the same battery physically. The 70D does look like it's going to be a mighty fine instrument. Good luck.