Canon BP-827 size compared to the normal and other extended battery? I know how great the length of the battery is but how far does it stick out on the camcorder?
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Hi Devon, so what conclusion do you have. I am with the same problem. Is 827 3 times bigger than 809 and the 819 2 times bigger than 809? Thanks for any help
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Beverly,I'm a bit confused. The battery I ordered from Amazon was the larger NP-FV70, not the NP-FV50. I believe I may have mentioned the NP-FV50 as a better choice for someone that wants a smaller battery between the NP-FV30 that came with the camera and the larger NP-FV70. As such, I can't comment on that battery or the vendor that sells it. But I can comment on the larger NP-FV70. It lasts a long time on the camera. I haven't even come close to draining it. But it is a fairly large (and heavy) battery on a small, light camera. It's not an issue for me, but it might be something to consider. For the money, I'd probably go with the larger battery.Rick Beverly,I'm a bit confused. The battery I ordered from Amazon was the larger NP-FV70, not the NP-FV50. I believe I may have mentioned the NP-FV50 as a better choice for someone that wants a smaller battery between the NP-FV30 that came with the camera and the larger NP-FV70. As such, I can't comment on that battery or the vendor that sells it. But I can comment on the larger NP-FV70. It lasts a long time on the camera. I haven't even come close to draining it. But it is a fairly large (and heavy) battery on a small, light camera. It's not an issue for me, but it might be... » Read More Beverly,I'm a bit confused. The battery I ordered from Amazon was the larger NP-FV70, not the NP-FV50. I believe I may have mentioned the NP-FV50 as a better choice for someone that wants a smaller battery between the NP-FV30 that came with the camera and the larger NP-FV70. As such, I can't comment on that battery or the vendor that sells it. But I can comment on the larger NP-FV70. It lasts a long time on the camera. I haven't even come close to draining it. But it is a fairly large (and heavy) battery on a small, light camera. It's not an issue for me, but it might be something to consider. For the money, I'd probably go with the larger battery.Rick « Show Less
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The Canon Vixia HF G10 uses the Canon BP 808, 809, 819, and 827. The BP 808 came with the camcorder. I purchased the Maxtek 4.5 hr battery and it charges and operates the camcorder with no issue. There is a statement in the manual that a non-Canon battery will not work. I assume they really mean a noncompliant spec for the canon battery. I have used it quite a bit videotaping my gymnasts and it works fine. It does stick out a bit from the camcorder body.
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I used with my canon camcorder only( 43mm thread), but you can twist off the hood and the size is a 58mm and that's the standard or canon camera. I just tested with my canon OES and it fitted. Do not expect to get a very wide angle with this, just slightly wider, but it is very great value. good luck.
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Hi Everyone.I am searching to buy an extra battery for JVC GZ-MG750 camcorder but do not know what type battery will work with it. Anyone know please tell me where can i buy and model number, thanks.Peter Vo
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This battery is a suitable replacement for the original RCA battery on full size camcorders. The stock number you cite is likely a partial description of the device: 12 volts, 800 mlli amp hour. As mentioned by others it might work, it did for me.
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i have no idea, i have a sony cybershot only my problem is that the battery is a bit bigger on my camera that i have a hard time removing it.
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Thanks CAMPJEEP.Most of my photos will be outside, so it sounds like I should be able to expect well over the stated 260 shots (CIPA standards).I'll purchase a backup battery to be safe. Probably the Maximal after market battery listed here on Amazon. Only $3.45 and the reviewers say that it lasts as long as Canon's.Thanks again.
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New I'm not sure of the length of time, estimating 3-4 hours with a full charge. This is for our older camcorder & thought we would never find a battery replacement anywhere & there was a tape still inside the camera, but thanks to Amazon we now have the missing tape, a camcorder which was my husband's first and after all this time works just like the day it was bought
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Well it depends on what you are running on the camera from what I can tell so far. My camera has been broken a few times so I haven't really had a chance to see the life of the battery. The battery that came with the camera was bad. It died within an hour and wouldn't hold a charge. Mind you the camera was purchased DIRECTLY from Olympus. That wasn't good to have a bad camera AND a bad battery. :( I got a replacement and it seems to work fine. But I can't give you a true time length as I haven't tested it yet past an hour or two with general use.
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I don't know, im not sure what really fits this cage, I'm using a A77 from sony and the battery access won't work, but it fits the cage just fine, and with few mods i can use the extended battery on it.
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My original battery on my JVC GZ-E10BU camcorder was the same BN-VG107U battery as yours... This new Kapahen BP-VG121U battery I purchased was identical only slightly thicker... It hooked right on and charges/works great.... best of all, now I have approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours of battery life without plugging up to charge plus the original battery as well... single best addition I could have added to my camcorder...
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I have two sizes of batteries - the large one can take up to 2 hours if it close to total discharge. The smaller battery (the one that came with my camcorder) takes about an hour.
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The one that I use is the Sony DCR-VX2000 Camcorder Battery Lithium-Ion (6900 mAh) Sony DCR-VX2000 Camcorder Battery Lithium-Ion (6900 mAh) - Halcyon Replacement for Sony NP-F970 BatteryIf the light is not on full blast I can get over 4 hours out of it. At full, maybe three. there are some disadvantages to the size of this battery...namely the weight. at times it is too heavy for the light mount and (unless screwed in tight) can tip over. my suggestion get one large battery and one regular battery. the more varied your bag the less likely you will be in a pinch.either way, great light! all my friends in NYC were floored about how good it is compared to the competition The one that I use is the Sony DCR-VX2000 Camcorder Battery Lithium-Ion (6900 mAh) Sony DCR-VX2000 Camcorder Battery Lithium-Ion (6900 mAh) - Halcyon Replacement for Sony NP-F970 BatteryIf the light is not on full blast I can get over 4 hours out of it. At full, maybe three. there are some disadvantages to the size of this battery...namely the weight. at times it is too heavy for the light mount and (unless screwed in tight) can tip over. my suggestion get one large battery and one regular battery.... » Read More The one that I use is the Sony DCR-VX2000 Camcorder Battery Lithium-Ion (6900 mAh) Sony DCR-VX2000 Camcorder Battery Lithium-Ion (6900 mAh) - Halcyon Replacement for Sony NP-F970 BatteryIf the light is not on full blast I can get over 4 hours out of it. At full, maybe three. there are some disadvantages to the size of this battery...namely the weight. at times it is too heavy for the light mount and (unless screwed in tight) can tip over. my suggestion get one large battery and one regular battery. the more varied your bag the less likely you will be in a pinch.either way, great light! all my friends in NYC were floored about how good it is compared to the competition « Show Less
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What you will have is the same as my camera, that is the new battery will project an inch or so beyond the camera from where the original was tailored to fit. I gather that from looking at images of the Handycam. Because of the extra weight and not tight fit I found I had to slip some paper between the battery and the camera body to stop the battery from jiggling. With more juice my camera is more responsive. Hope this helped.
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Beverly, I'm a bit confused. The battery I ordered from Amazon was the larger NP-FV70, not the NP-FV50. I believe I may have mentioned the NP-FV50 as a better choice for someone that wants a smaller battery between the NP-FV30 that came with the camera and the larger NP-FV70. As such, I can't comment on that battery or the vendor that sells it. But I can comment on the larger NP-FV70. It lasts a long time on the camera. I haven't even come close to draining it. But it is a fairly large (and heavy) battery on a small, light camera. It's not an issue for me, but it might be something to consider. For the money, I'd probably go with the larger battery. Rick
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I've used it when fully charged but never run it down completely. I have the Sony CX230 Handycam, which shows full charge for recording at 6 hrs 50 mins, that's a lot of recording time. The size and weight actually makes the camera feel more substantial. It's comfortable to hold and adds some balance when zooming in, not heavy or bulky. I use this battery as my main battery and keep the original FV30 as backup, which I haven't needed so far.The longest nonstop recording I've made so far is 30 mins, the battery still held almost 6 hours for recording. Playback obviously shows a different battery life, but it was still over 5 hours with the one charge.Hope this helps. I've used it when fully charged but never run it down completely. I have the Sony CX230 Handycam, which shows full charge for recording at 6 hrs 50 mins, that's a lot of recording time. The size and weight actually makes the camera feel more substantial. It's comfortable to hold and adds some balance when zooming in, not heavy or bulky. I use this battery as my main battery and keep the original FV30 as backup, which I haven't needed so far.The longest nonstop recording I've made so far is 30 mins, the battery still held almost 6 hours for recording. Playback obviously shows a... » Read More I've used it when fully charged but never run it down completely. I have the Sony CX230 Handycam, which shows full charge for recording at 6 hrs 50 mins, that's a lot of recording time. The size and weight actually makes the camera feel more substantial. It's comfortable to hold and adds some balance when zooming in, not heavy or bulky. I use this battery as my main battery and keep the original FV30 as backup, which I haven't needed so far.The longest nonstop recording I've made so far is 30 mins, the battery still held almost 6 hours for recording. Playback obviously shows a different battery life, but it was still over 5 hours with the one charge.Hope this helps. « Show Less