Nikon EN-EL1 Battery for Nikon Coolpix 775, 880, 885, 995, 4300, 4500, 4800, 5000, 5400, 5700 & 8700 Digital Cameras
| Mar 15, 2010 | 5 comments
- Keep a spare battery handy
- Compatible with Coolpix 5700, 5000, 4500, 4300, 995, 885, 880 and 775 digital cameras
- Replaces the Nikon EH-21 Battery
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The EN-EL1 is a rechargeable battery for use exclusively with Nikon digital cameras. It can always be recharged with a compatible charger.
Filed Under: Nikon Cameras
If you have a Nikon Coolpix 880 has the battery. The EL-1 camera, you will be running for approximately 2 hours and can be recharged with the Nikon AC adapter / charger.
You would be better served if you have two of these so you can get his chargeing, while the other is in operation. Lots of power packed into a small unit. Save the landfills and use a battery.
Also this product, you can much money as the standard battery is about $ 12 to replace.
Rating: 5 / 5
You can take a lot of images (100 +) with the charge on one of these batteries, but its hard to say if you wanted to run. After a second seems a must.
I don know ‘to the other cameras that use this battery, but the 775 comes with an external charger that charges a battery in less than 2 hours. It also has an interal battery, which keeps track of the date and time and is automatically recharged from the fresh EN_EL1 battery. (Some camera settings are lost when you remove) the EN_EL1 battery.
Rating: 4 / 5
I own six of these batteries, and they have all worked well. I usually go on the road traveling with some climbing, and I will shoot hundreds of images per day. Generally, I go through two batteries a day, at this rate. I often camp, so I can not get into a power source, then have to sometimes get a motel room every other day.
With my EH-21, as many as I can five batteries per night – they load normally take around 1st 5 hours fully charged. It is so convenient to have the enrichment of the light, so I know when charging is completed.
I’m hoping for a higher MP Coolpix quickly update and the extra battery charger that is now together with the camera was for faster loading time, then in a position, two at a time to make, use them.
you need to do to keep these children warm in the overnight campsite, and take it out of the camera while you are not with them
I /> an empty battery quickly for my Coolpix 880, because if I wait too long, it must I reset the camera settings, including replacing the current date / time. My Coolpix 2000 does not have this problem.
It’s good to have a couple of batteries, since they take up little space in my camera pack, and could be distressed beginners with only one or two Batteries can be found from the juice after only a few hundred shots. I use my LCD display difficult, and often have to turn the camera on and off.
Cheers for Nikon that they do not, the product of changing to new types of batteries for the newer models support. I plan to either a 5400 or 8700, later, as they use the same battery type.
This EN-EL 1 batteries last much longer than a set of AA batteries. They have lasted me a few hundred invites so far, and I have not had to throw away one of my batteries, goes back to 2001.
Rating: 5 / 5
I have the Nikon 995 and possibly the only problem I has with him that it does not show how much battery life are still present. It shows full, half, and empty, not to say that really, very much. So, I wind up spending a lot of time stressed as to whether a “half” charged battery at 30% full, and going to run out, or 80% full, and goes to the whole shoot last.
Save yourself the worry, buy a second one.
This battery is quickly charged (approximately two hours) and a long life. With the Nikon 995, you should use 110 minutes with the LCD or days have the use, without them. I kid you not, use the battery is good for the days of the continuous, if you run without the monitor.
buy a replacement battery to keep a store at all times. Never again worry about batteries.
Be well,
Indra
Rating: 5 / 5
The battery is fast, free and lasts for 995 days for which I use. A retreat: If you are the kind of amateur like me, needs tons of photos on a trip and forget about the camera for half a year, then remember to remove the battery before you store it away! Otherwise as the front warning in the brochure you will see your battery aging much faster than should be. This fact is buried in the camera manual and the battery does not even come with a manual
Rating: 4 / 5