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JVC BN-VG121 3.6V Data Battery

Posted by Unknown on Friday, June 10, 2011 | 10:17 AM

JVC BN-VG121 3.6V Data Battery, 2100mAh,JVC
The JVC BN-VG121 Data Battery (3.6V, 2100mAh) is designed as a spare or replacement battery for HD and Standard Everio camcorders. This battery provides remaining battery power on your Everio's LCD screen so you're never caught off guard by a loss of power. The BN-VG121 can power hard drive HD Everio models for up to 2 hours and 5 minutes and other HD Everio models up to 2 hours and 40 minutes. Standard Everio hard drive models can be powered up to 3 hours and 50 minutes, while Memory models can be powered by the Data Battery up to 4 hours and 40 minutes.

These are JVC BN-VG121 3.6V Data Battery Technical Details
*Li-Ion
*2100mAh/3.6V
*Replacement battery for HD and standard Everio camcorders
*Displays remaining battery life on LCD

These heavier duty video camera batteries are very expensive, far more than I wanted to pay for one. I found this one at Amazon.com for half the regular manufacturer's price. Yes, we've all heard the horror stories about cheap batteries burning up, but I've used them in my cameras for years and never had a problem. I don't believe Amazon would allow inferior merchandise to be sold through their website, and I was pleased with the guarantee they give, so I bought this one. I used it, recently, to record a Mud Bogging event and it gave me no problems.

I recommend you to buy JVC BN-VG121 3.6V Data Battery from Amazon.com. CLICK HERE !!

I am glad I invested in this battery as it does have a longer life than the one that came with the camera and always had the other as a backup, but didn't need it as it was good for the amount of time needed to video.

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Olympus LI-42B Li-Ion

Posted by Unknown on Thursday, June 2, 2011 | 2:36 AM

Olympus LI-42B Li-Ion
Good to have a second battery.... Compact battery. Decent lifespan. A bit pricey.

Don't hesitate on purchasing this replacement battery, Olympus LI-42B is every bit as good, maybe even better, than the battery that comes with the cameras. I am personally amazed by how long the life on these batteries are. Just as good (or better) than the original!

I like this battery for several reasons. Its is very light, long life and after the innitial charge the remaining charges are about a third of the time. It states that this battery will hold 300 charges. This is a good buy for the money, and beats my old camera, which would eat batteries all day. The extremely compact and ultra-slim design of the Li-40B rechargeable battery makes storage and transportation convenient. With a capacity of 660mAh, the new Li-Ion battery for the IR-300 and the slim FE-5500 allows hundreds of images to be shot before the battery needs to be recharged. So, i would like to recommend you to buy Olympus LI-42B from this site.

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Sony NPFV70 Extra Battery

Posted by Unknown on Friday, May 6, 2011 | 12:07 AM

Sony NPFV70
The battery that comes with the camcorder won't last more than a couple of hours. Having this battery as a backup, fully charged and ready to go, keeps the shooting flow constant. Sony NPFV70 is Necessary for lengthy shooting.

The NPFV70 is a must have for people who are on vacation or at the ball park. This battery lasts for hours... Big difference from the OEM battery.

Sony NPFV70 Technical Details:
* Sony Branded Retail Package
* Mean output: 6.8V
* Capacity 14 Wh(2060mh)
* Realize faster charging with optional AC-VQV10 quick charger

I recommend you to buy Sony NPFV70 from this site. Bottom line is that this battery is a MUST. Trust me you will need it!
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Zeikos ZE-CBG50 for Canon 40D 50D

Posted by Unknown on Monday, May 2, 2011 | 6:25 AM

Zeikos ZE-CBG50 for Canon 40D 50D
The Zeikos ZE-CBG50 battery grip (sometimes referred to as Flashpoint?) is an excellent alternative to the Canon battery grip that is priced $100 higher. While I haven't seen the Canon BG-E2N grip, my guess is that the major difference between the Zeikos and the Canon is that the Canon has a weather seal around the battery door (The new E2N model claims to have it, and I didn't notice any weather seal on the Zeikos.

There is a good video review of the Zeikos if you search for ZE-CBG50 - the review [...] and it is syndicated throughout other photography websites. In short, you won't be disappointed with the Zeikos battery grip as it has a shutter release button, a mode dial and the AE-lock and AF selection point buttons. The older model CBG40 did not have the mode dial I believe. It also has a rubber exterior for your hand that is comfortable and is nearly identical to that on the camera.

Zeikos ZE-CBG50 should be on every serious photographer's camera body. This is a high quality grip. I would love to say that it "should" be in ever photographer's bag, but of course, in reality it depends on what you shoot.

I found myself reaching for my camera more since I got it a few days ago, just because it is so much fun shooting in all orientations so freely. Does it add bulk to the camera? Of course! But if you're going to complain about that, why did you buy a DSLR in the first place?

Besides the obvious of having a longer battery life (definitely a plus) and easier portrait orientation shooting, I find the camera much better to grip and hold with the grip on. All of the buttons on this Zeikos grip work with no hassle.

I guess a person can have a little more ease of mind if they purchase the genuine Canon battery grip, but for less than half of its cost, you can buy this 3rd party Zeikos grip and have the same functions.

A winner? Definitely! I would recommend you to buy Zeikos ZE-CBG50 from this site. Trusted site!
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Panasonic VW-VBN130

Posted by Unknown on Wednesday, April 27, 2011 | 2:11 AM

Panasonic VW-VBN130
Panasonic VW-VBN130 rechargeable battery for a selection of Panasonic high definition (HD) camcorders. Genuine battery with long life capacity, approximately 1.5rs per charge. Specification: 7.2V, 1250mAh. Compatibility - Panasonic HDC-HS900, HDC-TM900, HDC-SD900 and HDC-SD800 Camcorders. Buy from Amazon at cheap price.
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Zeikos ZE-NBG300 for Nikon D300 D700

Posted by Unknown on Tuesday, April 26, 2011 | 7:58 AM

Zeikos ZE-NBG300
Let me start by saying that the Zeikos ZE-NBG300 grip is well worth its price. It is built well enough to handle most things thrown at it. If you plan on using this with smaller, lighter lenses, then it'll be perfect. I was using primes when I first started using the Zeikos grip on my D300s.

But then I started shooting sports (tennis and basketball) which require shooting vertically most of the time, putting more stress on the plastic Zeikos unit. I also bought the Sigma 70-200 f/2.8 EX DG HSM II lens, which added even more weight and stress. The Zeikos ZE-NBG300 grip is still working, but it now creaks and I can feel it flexing in my hands when I'm shooting.

The only incompatibility issue I've had with my grip is when the batteries are very low, the camera will stop shooting. After unscrewing and reinstalling the grip, I can shoot another 100-200 frames before the batteries truly die. I would recommend you to buy Zeikos ZE-NBG300 from this site.

One thing to keep in mind is that while cosmetically it matches the D700 (and D300's) body, the construction is plastic. The plastic body doesn't feel that cheap (maybe a little compared to the D700's body) but it would be notably less durable than the camera it is attached to. If you drop your expensive D700 or D300 your camera will probably just fine, although it'll be very possible to crack the grip.

If you want something as durable as the camera its self, save up and buy the more expensive Nikon grip. Otherwise, in my experience, you can't go wrong with this grip. Use some of the money you saved for an EN-EL4a so you can get the improved FPS.

Something to keep in mind is that if you put another EN-EL3e battery in this grip (the standard battery that the D700 uses) you will NOT get the improved 8 fps. You will need to use a EN-EL4a or AA batteries (AA battery tray is included). If you buy rechargeable batteries, be sure you get decent enough ones that will be powerful enough for the increase in FPS. Rechargeable batteries with lower-than-alkaline voltage output may not reach the required voltage output to do this.
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Sony NP-QM91D Camcoder Battery

Posted by Unknown on Monday, April 25, 2011 | 6:57 AM

Sony NP-QM91D
Providing up to 380 minutes of continuous recording time, the Sony NP-QM91D InfoLithium M series battery is perfect for long video shoots or demanding photo sessions. It features a power level display which, with a single touch, displays the power level remaining on the battery.

* Provides up to 380 minutes of continuous recording time (actual recording time depends on usage patterns)
* When used with the AC-SQ950D AC/DC Adapter and Battery Charger (sold separately) it charges in about 140 minutes
* Includes one-touch Power Level display
* Works with a number of Handycam camcorders and Mavica digital cameras

Sony NP-QM91D Compatible Models:
* CCD-TRV108
* CCD-TRV118
* CCD-TRV128
* CCD-TRV138
* CCD-TRV308
* CCD-TRV318
* CCD-TRV328
* CCD-TRV338
* CCD-TRV608
* DCR-DVD100
* DCR-DVD101
* DCR-DVD200
* DCR-DVD201
* DCR-DVD300
* DCR-DVD301
* DCR-PC100
* DCR-PC101
* DCR-PC105
* DCR-PC110
* DCR-PC115
* DCR-PC120BT
* DCR-PC330
* DCR-PC9
* DCR-TRV10
* DCR-TRV11
* DCR-TRV140
* DCR-TRV17
* DCR-TRV18
* DCR-TRV19
* DCR-TRV20
* DCR-TRV22
* DCR-TRV230
* DCR-TRV240
* DCR-TRV25
* DCR-TRV250
* DCR-TRV260
* DCR-TRV27
* DCR-TRV280
* DCR-TRV30
* DCR-TRV33
* DCR-TRV330
* DCR-TRV340
* DCR-TRV350
* DCR-TRV360
* DCR-TRV38
* DCR-TRV39
* DCR-TRV460
* DCR-TRV480
* DCR-TRV50
* DCR-TRV530
* DCR-TRV6
* DCR-TRV70
* DCR-TRV730
* DCR-TRV740
* DCR-TRV8
* DCR-TRV80
* DCR-TRV830
* DCR-TRV840
* DCR-TRV950
* DSR-PDX10
* HDR-HC1
* HVL-IRM
* HVL-ML20M
I was asked to photograph a wedding from getting ready (hair dresser at 0830, until the end of the reception at 11:30pm) The NP-QM91D held strong. I did not constantly video tape, but with my digital recorder I had 6 sony 120 tapes (60 min digital) -- 5 were captured using the NP-QM91D. I did switch some of the tapes before they were completely used to make sure I didn't miss important events ... so I never actually used up "all" of the NP-QM91D battery.

This battery was used again during the evacuation from Houston (secondary to Hurricane Rita) -- I used it entirely and it did not faulter ... it lasted throughout the trip and I had no need to change to the smaller batteries.

The size of the NP-QM91D battery did not really bother me -- I was aware that it would be larger than the others and it did not hamper the use of the camera.

Read the manufacturer information on battery life, charging time etc ... for this battery it is valid.

I would recommend this battery. Buy at safe site here.
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