Which AC Adapter for Nikon P100? Nikon EH62A AC Adapter for Coolpix 3700, 4200, 5200, 5900 & 7900 Digital CamerasNikon EH-62D AC Adapter So... which is it for the P100? The Nikon website and the user's manual show the Model # as: EH62A which is an AC adapter that replaces the battery in the camera's battery compartment and has a short cord that connects to the power converter as in the second product link. The first product link shows an adapter that is quite different but has the right model #. It seems to plug into the camera via the USB port. Ain't technology grand? TIA, JHB Which AC Adapter for Nikon P100? Nikon EH62A AC Adapter for Coolpix 3700, 4200, 5200, 5900 & 7900 Digital Cameras » Read More Which AC Adapter for Nikon P100? Nikon EH62A AC Adapter for Coolpix 3700, 4200, 5200, 5900 & 7900 Digital CamerasNikon EH-62D AC Adapter So... which is it for the P100? The Nikon website and the user's manual show the Model # as: EH62A which is an AC adapter that replaces the battery in the camera's battery compartment and has a short cord that connects to the power converter as in the second product link. The first product link shows an adapter that is quite different but has the right model #. It seems to plug into the camera via the USB port. Ain't technology grand? TIA, JHB « Show Less
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Did you ever find out about this AC adapter? Does it come with that little Phoney battery insert or did they dispose of that to make you plug it into the USB connector on the side? It looks to me thats what they did to save money, but I'd rarther have it go into the batt compartment.
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If your P100 uses a EN-EL5 battery, then this is the right AC adapter for it. Although the EH62A is listed here for use with a few cameras, its instructions manual says that it may be used with any Nikon camera that uses an EN-EL5 battery. The problem here is that the picture provided by Amazon (as of Sep 15, 2013) is not EH62A or, more likely, is incomplete. What is missing is the divice that is introduced into the camera instead of the battery. It has a short cable that (as R. Stroker explains in his answer) is left outside of the camera. There is where you plug the cable shown in the picture, not directly to the camera (at least not in my P500). If your P100 uses a EN-EL5 battery, then this is the right AC adapter for it. Although the EH62A is listed here for use with a few cameras, its instructions manual says that it may be used with any Nikon camera that uses an EN-EL5 battery. The problem here is that the picture provided by Amazon (as of Sep 15, 2013) is not EH62A or, more likely, is incomplete. What is missing is the divice that is introduced into the camera instead of the battery. It has a short cable that (as R. Stroker explains in his answer) is left outside of the camera. There is where you plug the cable shown in the... » Read More If your P100 uses a EN-EL5 battery, then this is the right AC adapter for it. Although the EH62A is listed here for use with a few cameras, its instructions manual says that it may be used with any Nikon camera that uses an EN-EL5 battery. The problem here is that the picture provided by Amazon (as of Sep 15, 2013) is not EH62A or, more likely, is incomplete. What is missing is the divice that is introduced into the camera instead of the battery. It has a short cable that (as R. Stroker explains in his answer) is left outside of the camera. There is where you plug the cable shown in the picture, not directly to the camera (at least not in my P500). « Show Less
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Nikon coolpix P600 is not a DSLR camera. Nevertheless, these adapter lenses might fit your camera provided that a diameter of your lens is 52 mm. These adapter lenses just screw onto your permanent lens. But again, ensure that the diameter of your Nikon lens is 52 mm. If so, then you're good to go.
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The Wasabi charger for the NP-FW50 is rated 120/240AC 50/60 HZ. It is 2 pin US (self storing), so will need the AC plug adapters for UK rectangular pins/Europe , no transformer needed, it does come with 2 pin US to 2 pin round for Europe. But I have not used it in Europe. BTW these batteries work ok, shows discharging rate on Sony a6000 camera. Cannot give good answer for how many photos per charge on Wasabi batteries, because I am still getting used to the camera, but it is long enough for me. If the NEX camera takes the NP-FW50, then it will work. There is no USB port for charging iPad etc, and the charging voltage is for 7.2 / 7.7v dc batteries.
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Please see the following thread. To use filters on the Nikon P100 it sounds like an adapter is required. http://www.amazon.com/protection-filter-Nikon-anyone-nikon/forum/FxMM775HNISZ6N/Tx1BQIB64ZAMG10/1/ref=cm_cd_ql_tlc_al?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B0034XFG86
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The adapter must be plugged into a squarish port on Nikon DSLR cameras called an "accessory port", the same port used by the Nikon GP-1 hot-shoe GPS (Promote Systems also makes a similar hot-shoe GPS). If you don't want to use the hotshoe setup you buy this device which can communicate with at least two GPS trackers I am aware of, QStars and Holux connecting via Bluetooth. There are now DSLR's coming out that have internal GPS but this is the setup you need if you have a DSLR from Nikon or Canon manufactured in the past five or six years. It will not work with any smartphone GPS I am aware of. The adapter must be plugged into a squarish port on Nikon DSLR cameras called an "accessory port", the same port used by the Nikon GP-1 hot-shoe GPS (Promote Systems also makes a similar hot-shoe GPS). If you don't want to use the hotshoe setup you buy this device which can communicate with at least two GPS trackers I am aware of, QStars and Holux connecting via Bluetooth. There are now DSLR's coming out that have internal GPS but this is the setup you need if you have a DSLR from Nikon or Canon manufactured in the past five or six years. It will not work with any smartphone GPS I... » Read More The adapter must be plugged into a squarish port on Nikon DSLR cameras called an "accessory port", the same port used by the Nikon GP-1 hot-shoe GPS (Promote Systems also makes a similar hot-shoe GPS). If you don't want to use the hotshoe setup you buy this device which can communicate with at least two GPS trackers I am aware of, QStars and Holux connecting via Bluetooth. There are now DSLR's coming out that have internal GPS but this is the setup you need if you have a DSLR from Nikon or Canon manufactured in the past five or six years. It will not work with any smartphone GPS I am aware of. « Show Less
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My power connecter is EP-5A. I bought it for my Nikon D5100. At the time there was no D5300, which captures 24meg pixels. The D5100 captures 16meg. So, my guess is there could be difference in power consumption between the two cameras. I can not say if the EP-5a for my D5100 is compatible with D5300. Although the form factor of the plastic insert into the battery compartment might be the same. The power adapter that came with my EP-5a converter puts out 9 volts at 4.5 amp. That might be the same too. So where the difference might be is inside the camera where it likely converts 9V ~ 4.5A for its internal purposes. But I'm guessing. Good luck. My power connecter is EP-5A. I bought it for my Nikon D5100. At the time there was no D5300, which captures 24meg pixels. The D5100 captures 16meg. So, my guess is there could be difference in power consumption between the two cameras. I can not say if the EP-5a for my D5100 is compatible with D5300. Although the form factor of the plastic insert into the battery compartment might be the same. The power adapter that came with my EP-5a converter puts out 9 volts at 4.5 amp. That might be the same too. So where the difference might be is inside the camera where it likely converts 9V ~ 4.5A... » Read More My power connecter is EP-5A. I bought it for my Nikon D5100. At the time there was no D5300, which captures 24meg pixels. The D5100 captures 16meg. So, my guess is there could be difference in power consumption between the two cameras. I can not say if the EP-5a for my D5100 is compatible with D5300. Although the form factor of the plastic insert into the battery compartment might be the same. The power adapter that came with my EP-5a converter puts out 9 volts at 4.5 amp. That might be the same too. So where the difference might be is inside the camera where it likely converts 9V ~ 4.5A for its internal purposes. But I'm guessing. Good luck. « Show Less
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I tried to attach a picture but I can't seem to do it. However if you enter "Sony AC L200 - Power adapter" into the search box the 8th item down says "AC Power Adapter Charger for Sony HDR-CX200, HDR-CX210, HDR-CX220, HDR-CX230, HDR-CX330 Handycam Camcorder". In the description it states "High Quality Replacement Camera/Camcorder AC Adapter for Sony AC-L25, AC-L25A,AC-L25B,AC-L25C, AC-L200, AC-L200B,AC-L200C,AC-L200D". My guess is that it will work based on this heading and the description which specifically mentions the AC-L200. Good Luck.
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I have used this to power a Nikon D700/D300/D200. I bought a knock-off EH-5 AC power adaptor, cut off the plug, and connected the power and ground wires. Search for eh-5 plug or socket for schematic. It works fine. I powered a D700 and a GPS for 8 hours and used 40% of the Anker's capacity taking star photos (20 second shots every 22 seconds.) I did not use a battery coupler. I used the DC in port.
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This is the charger you need and there is a very handy accessories kit right next to it. In the future, just type in the name of your camera in the Amazon Search box and the other items that are related to it will pop up. BM Premium ENEL19 Battery & Charger Kit for Nikon Coolpix S32, S100, S3100, S3200, S3300, S3500, S3600, S4100, S4200, S4300, S5200, S5300, S6400, 2 PACK
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Just returned from Nikon's web site. Found the following info posted there by Nikon in my quest to be able to answer your question about the MH-65 Battery Charger compatibility with a 220 V outlet in Europe: Nikon's reply: Note that the power cord included with some Nikon chargers or AC adapter is designed for 110 volt use only. A power cord suitable for the local power system should be obtained on arrival, most airport shops and computer suppliers will carry these items which are typically used for laptop computer power supply connections. Be sure that the new cord you buy fits the Nikon adapter you wish to use it with and that it is rated for the voltage in your new location. While not recommended, a simple plug adapter may be used, but caution should be taken as the cord Nikon supplies is not rated for the higher voltage and may heat or fail. Some newer Coolpix have included an AC Adapter, like the EH-68P AC adapter, for plugging directly into a wall outlet without the use of a power cord. As with previous chargers, the correct adapter must be acquired for the country traveled to, and fitted to the Nikon AC adapter to allow proper AC connection to the wall outlet. Three other people there also posted the same question as your's. The only reply from Nikon was the info I copied and pasted above. On one hand they say that the charger's power cord or adapter is designed for 110 V use only. On the other hand they say that a new cord and adapter rated for the higher voltage can be purchased in your new location. Then followed by a caution warning. Their info seems a bit contradictory, thus confusing. Perhaps from a different prespective, you may be able to comprehend a little more info from their post more relevant to your question.
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i personally don't know because my camera is a different model. your best bet is to go to the nikon website, look up your model of camera and then look for accessories or parts. it should tell you, but if not, use the contact us choice and send them a note to find out if the 2 items match up with each other. i can tell you that the charger charges up the batteries a hell of a lot quicker....i took my camera to spain and ended up running out of battery, so had to buy a new one and a european model of a generic battery charger. it works in the us, but i had to use a power converter and a plug converter so it was just easier to buy the correct charger. good luck.
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I use the NP45A arpund thecworld with a Nikon. Not sure what country's electric plug you use but if it's not U.S. Be sure you have the correct adapter.
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Hi Jeff Owens, this Sony ACL200 AC adapter works on A, P and F Series InfoLITHIUM Batteries. The Sony HDR-PJ340 is using a V-series battery. It means that the adapter will not work on the camcorder. -Ely
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Yes, on the Nikon website, specifically, on this page: https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/322/~/battery,-charger-and-ac-adapter-compatibility#DigitalSingleLensReflex
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http://www.amazon.com/Essentials-Coolpix-Batteries-Charger-Accessory/dp/B009PNVIIG Essentials Bundle for Nikon Coolpix L320, L610, L810 & L820 with 4 AA Batteries & Charger + 16GB Card + Flex Tripod + Accessory Kit Essentials Bundle for Nikon Coolpix L320, L610, L810 & L820 with 4 AA Batteries & Charger + 16GB Card + Flex Tripod + Accessory Kit
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Hi oregonmagoo: I'm not exactly sure, but I did some searching & according to Nikon's website, it doesn't use this same adapter (EH-68P), but an EH-62D. Here's the site: http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/coolpix/s/s220/spec.htmIf you go down the side & look at Power Sources, it lists that adapter. I'm no expert, but I hope that helps/gives a little direction. :) Good luck!!
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The USB charger that comes with the Coolpix S01 is rated at 100v-240v so no voltage adapter is needed. What you will need if you're travelling is a wall socket adapter for the country or region of the world where you're going. Also, I've connected the camera to a generic USB charger that I've used with my phones and tablets and it charged normally. You can take one charger with you for all your mobile devices, just remeber in the case of the S01 to bring along its non-standard cord.