Does the battery meter work on the camera with these batteries? I know in some non-OEM batteries the circuit logic for the battery to tell the camera how much charge is left isn't included ... so you go from displaying a full charge to camera going off. Does the battery meter work on the camera with these batteries? I know in some non-OEM batteries the circuit logic for the battery to tell the camera how much charge is left isn't included ...... » Read More Does the battery meter work on the camera with these batteries? I know in some non-OEM batteries the circuit logic for the battery to tell the camera how much charge is left isn't included ... so you go from displaying a full charge to camera going off. « Show Less
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On the display, the meter shows the battery, with the amount of charge left on it. But it does not give a precise number. You have to estimate it from the simple diagram.
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On my camera - the screen shows how much battery I have left. However, I have noticed on this battery -- when my screen says I have 1/4 battery power left -- it no longer allows me to take pictures. I have a N3100. Hope this helps. Pat
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I haven't had any issues that I know of. The nice thing is the camera doesn't really eat battery power anyway, but I always carry the extra one when I'm out. I don't pay attention to which one goes in, and I couldn't tell you a difference. My only suggestion is you ALWAYS take care of your batteries, and they'll last.
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That is incorrect. My camera has an image with a battery in the upper right hand corner at all times. If the battery is full the image is white on the inside if its half charged the image is 50% white. You get the idea? If the battery is near dead the outline changes from white to red and has a mini lightning bolt looking thing inside of the battery. That's when you'd want to charge the battery. Additionally, I used this camera to take 40+ pictures on an all day snorkel trip and the battery never died.
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I can't help you with the question on that model but I can say both the battery and charger work as advertised and the charger has no problem charging my OEM Canon battery. Well worth the money spent.
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I am still waiting for this charger to arrive. But one issue... Just had my EOS 6D with one original Canon battery. I am using a battery grip (wich came with 2 Canon LP-6E replacement batteries. The original LP-6E battery in the original Canon charger did not complete its 1st charge and overnight. It was stuck on like 90%.. I placed it into the battery grip took some shots with the camera. Then placed it back into the original Canon charger. This time the charge completed and all is fine. So there may be some start up quirks with these batteries... I never experienced it before, with any kind of Canon batteries. FYI. I am still waiting for this charger to arrive. But one issue... Just had my EOS 6D with one original Canon battery. I am using a battery grip (wich came with 2 Canon LP-6E replacement batteries. The original LP-6E battery in the original Canon charger did not complete its 1st charge and overnight. It was stuck on like 90%.. I placed it into the battery grip took some shots with the camera. Then placed it back into the original Canon charger. This time the charge completed and all is fine. So there may be some start up quirks with these batteries... I never experienced it before, with any... » Read More I am still waiting for this charger to arrive. But one issue... Just had my EOS 6D with one original Canon battery. I am using a battery grip (wich came with 2 Canon LP-6E replacement batteries. The original LP-6E battery in the original Canon charger did not complete its 1st charge and overnight. It was stuck on like 90%.. I placed it into the battery grip took some shots with the camera. Then placed it back into the original Canon charger. This time the charge completed and all is fine. So there may be some start up quirks with these batteries... I never experienced it before, with any kind of Canon batteries. FYI. « Show Less
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Mine have worked fine. They don't last as long as the OEM batteries, but work fine. I also use the Wasabi charger to charge the Olympus batteries.
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i purchased the camera months ago and i fully charged the camera.unfortunately i never used the camera.hopefully i will recharge it and try to use it and see if it works.
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Not exactly sure why it doesn't work, battery takes a full charge BUT, the contacts on this battery are not the same as the contacts on the Nikon battery that comes with the Nikon P7800 camera. It is possible that the contacts on this battery do not mesh completely (or at all) with the contacts in the camera. All I know is I had to go out and buy a spare Nikon battery for backup and that worked perfectly with my P7800 ( which incidently is a fabulous camera!). Hope this helps.
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They charge in the DSTE wall charger in 1 to 2 hours, depending on how flat they were discharged. They work well in the camera and last longer than the OEM battery. They also activate the camera battery meter display as they claim, so it is a very good choice for the Lumix vs. the OEM expensive spare battery. I just got back from a 2 week bus tour vacation and found if you use the camera all day, you really need 3 batteries. This worked out well to have the aftermarket pair and the OEM battery. I could charge two batteries in ht echarger in the span of time the camera charged the one still in the camera, if it was flat. The in-camera charging is pretty slow, like 3 to 4 hours if it is flat. topping a battery off in the camera was OK, an hour or so. This charger and batteries is a good product.
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Yes, the LCD on the top of the camera accurately displays remaining battery power. The icon will also flash when battery failure is imminent.
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No i have been having problems with my battery also. In the manual it says that there is a small light that lights up when it is charging..i plugged it in accoarding to what the manual says and the light has never turned on. I charged the camera over night and it will only turn on it it is plugged into the charger....anyone have any advice on this?
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Not the question I asked! When I go into Battery Check on the camera shutter count is different for each battery. I'd like to know if this is normal, I would have expected that each battery would show the same number of shutter actuations. I am not asking about max number of actuations for the batteries
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The first thing I would check is wether or not the battery is charging when plugged into the wall charger. I had a problem charging my camera and through a process of elimination established the fact that the camera itself was bad. I found the same camera on Amazon and ordered it. If you have a National Camera Store near you or a Batteries Plus you could have them check the battery itself to see if it is in fact at half charge. Best Buy also has batteries but I don't think that they can check the charge.
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You can charge the batteries whenever you choose. I usually do it when the camera shows 1 bar (out of 3). I don't think there is a loss of capacity from recharging a non-drained battery, but I don't know. I have used these batteries for about a year, taken more than a thousand pictures, and have not noticed any loss of battery charge duration. But this is anecdotal - not something I have tested for.
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Yes. If you mean that the camera will read the battery level and tell you how much charge is left. There are 3 bars that indicate the battery level.
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Mine produced unreliable results. Only worked well immediately after a full charge. Once you start draining it, camera got blocked. You have no way of knowing how much charge is left...It is not 3300 mAh, it's less than that.
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Not sure, but it could be that your batteries are not holding a sufficient charge to register as full on the meter. Try checking each of your batteries separately with a multi meter. Each of my (old weak batteries) show 7v dc each when fully charged, and 6v when depleted. On the meter this shows up as overcharged (or near the H in the white CHG area) when charged and halfway down the green area when discharged. Hope this helps.