Niether of the batteries here are recognized by my Camera...any suggestions?...fully charged
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You didn't say what camera model you have. It might not be compatible with the batteries. Read the list of compatible cameras. Also, a Canon camera might not recognize another manufacturer batteries but it might still be fully functional. You just might not get a visual warning as to how much charge remains in the batteries. Hope this helps.
1794621
Mine says it can't communicate with these batteries but they still work just fine. It just won't tell me how much battery time is left.
1514823
I switched to the Lithium batteries. Then change your camera settings to this type batteries.
56779
OK, the battery I found was recognized by the G1 that I have with firmware version 1.4 and the original 14-45 lense. The battery I received read full charge when installed and I haven't charged it yet. It took @180 shots before the battery indicator changed, which makes me suspicious that the it will read true. Some circumvent the indicator to by pass the ID sensor. The battery "feels" a little lighter than the oem.Here is the link to the battery I got:DMW-BLB13 Battery For Panasonic G10 G2 GF1 GH1 1300mAhDon't trust the link 100%, it comes up differently at times. The battery I got was the Eforcity DMW-BLB13 for the G2, G10. I got mine directly from Eforcity. Good Luck OK, the battery I found was recognized by the G1 that I have with firmware version 1.4 and the original 14-45 lense. The battery I received read full charge when installed and I haven't charged it yet. It took @180 shots before the battery indicator changed, which makes me suspicious that the it will read true. Some circumvent the indicator to by pass the ID sensor. The battery "feels" a little lighter than the oem.Here is the link to the battery I got:DMW-BLB13 Battery For Panasonic G10 G2 GF1 GH1... » Read More OK, the battery I found was recognized by the G1 that I have with firmware version 1.4 and the original 14-45 lense. The battery I received read full charge when installed and I haven't charged it yet. It took @180 shots before the battery indicator changed, which makes me suspicious that the it will read true. Some circumvent the indicator to by pass the ID sensor. The battery "feels" a little lighter than the oem.Here is the link to the battery I got:DMW-BLB13 Battery For Panasonic G10 G2 GF1 GH1 1300mAhDon't trust the link 100%, it comes up differently at times. The battery I got was the Eforcity DMW-BLB13 for the G2, G10. I got mine directly from Eforcity. Good Luck « Show Less
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Same problem here! After I opened the box I charged the battery till the light turned green. Put the battery in the camera, put the film pack in, the black film cover came out (so I assume I put the film in right), turned the camera on but all the symbols are blinking and I'm not able to make a picture. After reading here I put the battery again in the charger and now the light turns orange!! But I just took it out because it was green?!?! Now I'm just gonna wait till it's green again and see if it will work. Does anyone have any others tips for me?XO
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I am not sure if it is my camera that I purchased on Ebay or the battery. At any rate the camera will not keep a charge. I charge it put it in the camera take one picture which I cannot view and than it needs charging again.
535178
not exactly sure my camera battery pack charges and when completeed indicateds by changing color of lamp
2195011
Is it possible the battery is not charged? The instructions suggest it is necessaryto discharge fully then recharge. It may be it came discharged, and must be on charge to be recognized, I bought an inexpensive battery and it lasted aboutthree days, then began indicating it should be replaced. The only other possibilitywould be an incorrect battery?Best regards,Sammy
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Correction: One of the battery is a genuine Nikon battery, and the other is like an after market battery designed specifically for Nikon Camera. They both work well, I have no complaints.
613828
The batteries I purchased have been charging and operating fine. I'm sorry yours are not working well.
1217845
You don't. Buy the batteries that are designed for the camera and compatible. The battery I have retains a charge for quite a while and you just might ruin your camera by Jerry Rigging!
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I was about to suggest first checking if the battery is inserted in the right position too. When the battery is charging there is a light in the camera. Also...because it happened to me: do you press the on-off button? If your camera is new check if the battery does not have a plastic little tapeon the poles that would originaly have to avoid leaking power. Good luck!
1647898
I use rechargeable AA batteries. ..I picked up whatever was cheap at the local store.They work just fine...if you keep four in the camera and four charging, you'll never run out!
1787889
I got like 300 pictures and 5 minutes of video on the alkaline batteries that came with my camera. ... My rechargeable Energizer 2300mAh nimh batteries seemed to be doing about the same. (surprisingly ... I usually get better performance out of the rechargeable, but I may have been using an old / worn out set)
715690
I too bought extra batteries and took them with me on several trips. We did have ways to charge them, but I did notice that the batteries I bought from Ebay lasted longer than the battery that came with the camera. Enjoy yourself!!!
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No, you might want to try a different type of battery first. Make sure they are fresh and new too.
1296489
It might be an issue with your camera also, to test this place regular battery into camera and test if the battery has connection issues without grip.
1286012
I have not had this problem. I left my batteries for my camera for many hours, even days, without any trouble. Recommend that you contact the manufacturer and I'm certain that they will send you new batteries.