Mirrorless Camera Usb Charging

Excellent D-Tap to USB-C Power Delivery Cable for Mirrorless Cameras. A must have cable if you own a mirrorless camera and want to power it via a V-Mount Battery so you won't have to worry about the battery dying out on you on a video shoot.

The SmallRight EN-EL15c is a solid performer and quick charging battery via the built-in USB-C connector on the battery. There is no need for a separate dedicated battery charger for this SmallRig battery, as the original Nikon EN-EL15c battery requires. It works great on my Nikon Z7. According to SmallRig's website, this battery has a full decoded chip to work on the following Nikon Camera models: D500, D610, D7200, D7500, D750, D780, D810, D810A, D850, Z 5, Z6, Z 7, Z 6II, D7II, and Z8. Note: A person in the reviews here has stated that this battery does not currently work with the Nikon Z f camera that recently came out. Perhaps SmallRig will have a chip update in the future to support the Nikon Z f camera. Note: This SmallRig En-EL15c battery will not charge inside the camera. It will only outside the camera via the built-in USB-C port or via an external battery charger, according to an answer posted by SmallRight support in the comments on the SmallRig website about internal charging inside a Nikon camera with this battery.

Charges much faster than through the camera via USB, for not much more money than the Sony single battery charger you get 2 charging stations and active % readout, plus a much faster charge.

A pleasant surprise, this latest version camera is now equipped with USB-C charging. All the reviews and videos I have seen were micro-usb. Instax mini Evo- Brown Color.

I was looking for a USB cable to do file transfer and charging for my Fujifilm X-E3, as one was not included with the camera. The three feet length perfectly met the under 4 ft recommendation. Works as expected.

Fast transfer and works well for charging or running the camera of the USB connection. Really helpful for long macro-photography sessions!

No more USB-C through camera charging for me. I have escalated my living with the purchase of this Sigma BC-51 charger. Life will never be the same.

I'm very happy with my Godox V860II-S flash, but the included charging block and separate power brick are too big to lug around. Also, it must be plugged into a wall outlet and there's also no way to charge the battery while inside the flash unit. This Godox UC18 USB Charger is a great solution. It's small and light enough to leave in my camera bag, and can be powered by either a USB wall charger or a portable USB battery, allowing me to charge the flash battery in the field. The recess for the VB18 battery is a very tight fit. You really have to press hard to get the battery in, and pull hard to get to out. This is actually a good thing. The battery won't fall out while charging if the charger isn't sitting upright or it's moving around while charging in a camera bag. Very happy with this purchase!

I arrived on a business/vacation trip and discovered that I forgot to pack my camera's battery charger. It was an amateur mistake but it did happen and I was concerned that I could drain the battery before completing the trip. I didn't want to buy a duplicate charger - so, I was delighted when I found this compact charger. The charger works as advertised. The construction is solid and the unit did not become warm during the charging process. I like that the unit comes with a DC car adapter and has USB ports for charging USB devices. The charger takes up less space, and weighs less, than the charger that comes with my camera. I will add this nifty solution to my camera bag.

In case you may not know, Ricoh's newest GR II camera does not come with a charger for its batteries, favoring instead direct USB-to-camera charging via an included, although very short, proprietary USB cable. While this is a useful feature in case you need it, it's just not feasible for charging any spare batteries when you're traveling. This charger is great, it's very small and compact, and very lightweight. It is $40 cheaper than Ricoh's OEM BJ-6 battery charger, and it's actually better too. I recently brought this to Japan with me, and right out of the box it's compatible with 100-240V 50-60Hz power grids. There's no need to flip any switches for different countries, just plug it in and go. Ricoh's OEM battery charger advertises that it takes 2 hours to fully charge a depleted battery. While I was in Japan, a fully depleted battery only took 1 hour to fully charge. In addition, even while you're charging a battery, there is a powered USB port that you can use to charge another USB device simultaneously. It's a very handy and thoughtful feature; I left my iPhone charger back home and only needed to rely on this. This charger can accommodate other optional faceplates for other battery models, many of which you can buy separately here at B&H. With this charger, together with my Ricoh GR II, I love that my entire pro camera setup weighs less than a pound. This is a must-buy for any Ricoh GR user, especially for travelers!