i have a cannon camera power shot AA95 or A495 i wonder what kind charger is for this camera i have i dont know what kind to use thank you
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I searched for a charger by pulling the batter from my camera and typing it in to the search bar. Based on the description of the charger, I don't think this charger is right for your camera. I have an DSLR 20D and my battery is a BP-511. If you pull out your battery, it should give you a part number similar to mine. Good luck!
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Not sure what battery those power shots take. The charger pictured are for use in the older EOS SLRs. My camera is a 5D, Mark I
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?? Mary - The A495 uses AA batteries. This charger would not be of help for that camera. I purchased the charger for use with BP 511 batteries, which I had for a Canon Vixia video camera and a 60D digital camera (one of Canon's first digital SLR cameras).
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the charger is for battery NB-4L. The battery is I have is 1200 mAh Li-Ion. My camera is the Powershot SD1000. Although the battery you have is not as high a capacity as mine, the charger comes with a battery that is of higher capacity and I believe will work with your camera.
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You can use your original Canon charger that came with your camera to charge these batteries. That's what I used and it's still fine till this day.
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I bought mine for a Canon Power Shot ELPh110HS it work's for me . The charge is not as long as the original battery. I use it until I get the other one charged.
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I have the P500, and can charge the battery in-camera with a USB cord from the computer. Haven't tried the other charger you mention, sorry, but the USB works well from PC or Laptop. Enjoy!
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Easy answer: Buy the Canon CB-2LW Battery Charger and get a plug adapter. The Charger is multi-voltage compatible. I just took it with me to China and charged up the battery overnight - in the morning, I was ready to video the sites! :) I'd recommend getting at least two of the higher capacity Canon BP-2L14 Battery - that way you can carry a spare charged battery with you. The Kensington 33117 International All-in-One Travel Plug Adapter works okay, but there are some plugs where it won't work (I found the diagonal slanted prong style in China sometimes needs the third ground prong which the Kensington doesn't have). Hope this helps! Easy answer: Buy the Canon CB-2LW Battery Charger and get a plug adapter. The Charger is multi-voltage compatible. I just took it with me to China and charged up the battery overnight - in the morning, I was ready to video the sites! :) I'd recommend getting at least two of the higher capacity Canon BP-2L14 Battery - that way you can carry a spare charged battery with you. The Kensington 33117 International All-in-One Travel Plug Adapter works okay, but there are some plugs where it won't work (I found the diagonal slanted prong style in China sometimes needs the third ground prong which... » Read More Easy answer: Buy the Canon CB-2LW Battery Charger and get a plug adapter. The Charger is multi-voltage compatible. I just took it with me to China and charged up the battery overnight - in the morning, I was ready to video the sites! :) I'd recommend getting at least two of the higher capacity Canon BP-2L14 Battery - that way you can carry a spare charged battery with you. The Kensington 33117 International All-in-One Travel Plug Adapter works okay, but there are some plugs where it won't work (I found the diagonal slanted prong style in China sometimes needs the third ground prong which the Kensington doesn't have). Hope this helps! « Show Less
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All the Cannon "D" series camera's should use the same kind of battery. If you bought a cheaper brand battery that fits the camera's it will probably have a different mAh than the more expensive cannon brand batteries. The charger should still charge these batteries but due to the mAh being different the charger will not be able to tell when these batteries are fully charged. At this point the charger will flash it's error light but the battery should be fully charged.If the charger just isn't charging the battery at all, then it's probably a bad battery or a defective charger. All the Cannon "D" series camera's should use the same kind of battery. If you bought a cheaper brand battery that fits the camera's it will probably have a different mAh than the more expensive cannon brand batteries. The charger should still charge these batteries but due to the mAh being different the charger will not be able to tell when these batteries are fully charged. At this point the charger will flash it's error light but the battery should be fully charged.If the charger just isn't charging the battery at all, then it's probably a bad battery or a defective... » Read More All the Cannon "D" series camera's should use the same kind of battery. If you bought a cheaper brand battery that fits the camera's it will probably have a different mAh than the more expensive cannon brand batteries. The charger should still charge these batteries but due to the mAh being different the charger will not be able to tell when these batteries are fully charged. At this point the charger will flash it's error light but the battery should be fully charged.If the charger just isn't charging the battery at all, then it's probably a bad battery or a defective charger. « Show Less
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I have a Sony DSC-HX200V camera and I purchased the BM Premium BP-PT13 AC/DC charger which is NP-FH50 Lithium Ion Battery. The battery charger works great with my camera. It is a little tricky placing the battery to the charger.
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Try Google with camera model number. My charger is after-market, not from Nikon.
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My camera is an SX170 and I used the charger that came with the camera and it worked fine.
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I don't know - my camera is a Canon Power Shot A530, but if your camera uses a 2GB memory card, it should use this card. You need to see what your camera uses now. Some cameras use cards with 4, 8, 16 or more GB. My camera is an older model and won't accept any larger GB card. It is also hard to find the 2GB memory cards, so this supplier is good to deal with.
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I use the excellent Eneloop AA NiMH rechargeable battery in all our AA-using cameras (Canon PowerShots and Lumix) and have no complaints. The Sanyo chargers sold with Eneloop cells are good; the Duracell CEF23 charger and the LaCrosse BC-700 charger/tester are both excellent. "Direct charge" (charging a camera's battery while it's still in the camera) ties up the camera during the charge process, and it is a system to be avoided if at all possible. All of our cameras have aux power in jacks or aux power in adapters. These are used for tethered shooting or with external battery packs. Few users need this feature, but it can be useful for things like time-lapse photography and lengthy continuous video.
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My Camera is a Canon POWERSHOT ELPH 110HS and the battery is a Canon "BATTERY PACK NB-11L" rated at 3.6V 680mAh 2.5Wh(Li-ion). If your battery has the same nomenclature, the charger will work. Otherwise, since it is in the Canon ELPH family of cameras, the charger may work if your battery has the same electrical characteristics/values such as 3.6 V and Lithium Ion (e.g. LI-ion). Good luck.
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I really don't know as I have the Canon PowerShot ELPH 100 HS but the charger is exactly like the one that came with my camera. It works perfectly. If this helps, the back of the charger says "Canon BATTERY CHARGER CB-2LV; INPUT: 100V-240V AC 50//60Hz 0.1A(100V)-0.06A(240V) OUTPUT:4.2V ----0.65A. USE THIS BATTERY CHARGER FOR CANON-RECOMMENDED BATTERIES ONLY" . It has has "CANON" Battery Charger on the front as depicted, has reccessible prongs, fits batteries about 1 1/2" x 1 7/16" x 1/4" with three contacts. An LED light blinks while charging, turns solid green when done. I really don't know as I have the Canon PowerShot ELPH 100 HS but the charger is exactly like the one that came with my camera. It works perfectly. If this helps, the back of the charger says "Canon BATTERY CHARGER CB-2LV; INPUT: 100V-240V AC 50//60Hz 0.1A(100V)-0.06A(240V) OUTPUT:4.2V ----0.65A. USE THIS BATTERY CHARGER FOR CANON-RECOMMENDED BATTERIES ONLY" . It has has "CANON" Battery Charger on the front as depicted, has reccessible prongs, fits batteries about 1 1/2" x 1 7/16" x 1/4" with three contacts. An LED light blinks while charging, turns solid... » Read More I really don't know as I have the Canon PowerShot ELPH 100 HS but the charger is exactly like the one that came with my camera. It works perfectly. If this helps, the back of the charger says "Canon BATTERY CHARGER CB-2LV; INPUT: 100V-240V AC 50//60Hz 0.1A(100V)-0.06A(240V) OUTPUT:4.2V ----0.65A. USE THIS BATTERY CHARGER FOR CANON-RECOMMENDED BATTERIES ONLY" . It has has "CANON" Battery Charger on the front as depicted, has reccessible prongs, fits batteries about 1 1/2" x 1 7/16" x 1/4" with three contacts. An LED light blinks while charging, turns solid green when done. « Show Less
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I bought three batteries for the T5i Canon and couldn't find the charger. So I bought another charge, actually two, one was $15 and the other was $30. One the box plugs into the wall and the other has a power cord from the box to the wall..and that looks like the one you have. Both will charge the batteries. I found the first charger so now I have three. NOTE...the charger that comes with the camera Rebel T5i is the LC-E8E shown in the picture. There is a STK SterlingTek LCH-LP-E8 for about $15 but it has a swing out plug for the wall. Yes, it works fine but you might have a problem plugging it in some sockets. So, to answer your question....YES the LC-E8E is for the Rebel T5i camera. I would stay with the charger in the picture. My question, you said t5?? did you mean T5i EOS REBEL. My camera came with two batteries but you might want to get two more batteries and keep one in your pocket. If you are planning to buy the LC-E8E charger, good, that's the one. Sorry I didn't see your message till now.
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I have used universal pin style chargers for a few years now to charge several different types of 3.6 to 3.7 volt camera batteries. If you search on Amazon, charger model 0797734229660 looks like a good possibility and Cellet model 319660 is the style I use. These style of chargers have adjustable contact pins to line up with different sized battery. If you want a charger specifically for this battery only then search for a Casio NP-40 battery charger. This camera uses Casio NP-40 batteries if you are looking for spares.
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What I do is find the cheapest after - market on Amazon, which is typically pretty cheap. If that doesn't work I call Canon and plunk down the $70. I have 5 Canon SLRs and I'm not sure which camera I purchased this charger for. If you have the dough and want to be certain call 1-800canonusa. I believe that's the number. With these after-markets you take your chances based on reviews like I do. Pretty reliable those longer reviews.