What kind of battery? can I just plug this camera into the wall socket to charge like the Kodak I have?
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No you can not plug the camera into the wall to charge it. This camera has a rechargeable battery and comes with a separate battery charger. The battery charger plugs into the wall but the battery has to be removed from the camera to charge it. I would suggest you have an extra battery and have it charged so you can switch them when the battery in the camera needs charged. You can get extra batteries and chargers from Amazon or at local shops like Best Buy or Staples. Hope this helps.
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Camera comes with battery & charger. You can plug the charger into the wall and charge.
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You can order an 3rd party spare battery that also includes a battery charger that can plug into an AC outlet or the 12 volt aux. outlet in most cars You don't have to charge the battery in the camera
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Yes, my camera came with a rechargable battery, a charger that is a USB or you can plug it in the wall! Very awesome! And it came with another cord that you can hook up the camera to an LCD tv or I think a any flat screen too.
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Yes...just plug battery into charger and then into wall. Charges pretty quickly. I love this camera.
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The battery charges in the camera through a USB-to-wall outlet connector. You can buy a charger specifically for the battery if you want though.
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the camera has a rechargeable square battery pack that comes with a wall charger... super easy.. quick charging and no store bought batteries.
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Hi, You charge it the same way as the stock battery. Install the battery in the camera and plug in the charge cord to a wall outlet. Hope that helps,J
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According to my manual, it can be charged through the computer. It has the USB connector; the plug for the wall outlet is actually an adapter into which the user plugs the USB cord. I haven't actually tried the USB/computer recharge yet. Although the battery is replaceable (by ordering from Panasonic), you can only recharge it when it's in the camera. I haven't tried to buy a replacement battery at any local retail outlets.
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Use the included proprietary 8-pin USB. A wall-charging attachment will charge the battery much faster than plugging the camera into your computer.
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No, which is honestly a little surprising. The camera charges through its USB port, and included in the box was a wall adapter for the USB cable. The battery does appear to be compatible with my old Olympus charger though.
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Use the charger that came with your camera. It is a small device that plugs into the wall. I have a Leica D-lux 6 - with the charger I mention. I cannot charge the battery while it is in my camera and must remove it.
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4 Kodak ni-on batteries that are rechargeable -- I have had my camera three years and they are still going strong - great camera
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No it didn't work for me, I also had an old Kodak however it wouldnt charge nor transfer pictures etc. So I had to buy rechargeable batteries which worked for me. But I would not waste my money on this
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This camera uses 2 "AA" batteries. If your Kodak charger is for anything other than recharging "AA" batteries, it probably won't work.
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Linda,The camera comes with several ways to charge the battery. There is an AC adapter that plugs into the wall, and then into the camera, and that charges the battery. You can also charge the battery by connecting the camera via USB cable to a computer. So you can either charge the battery from a wall outlet, or by connecting to the computer. There is not a separate charger in the sense that you can not take the battery out of the camera and charge it separately, you charge it with it connected to the camera. Hope this helps!Paul
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Yes. It comes with a wall outlet charger. You take the battery pack out of the camera and pop it in the charger.
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No, you charge using the camera and a mini USB attached to a power supply which then goes into a wall socket. I bought an extra battery and charge it as well and am OK for many,many, pics.