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| Manufacturer | Sony |
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| Brand | Sony |
| Item model number | NPFW50 |
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 0.4409 pounds |
| Height | 5.12 inches |
| Depth | 3.94 inches |
| Product Id | 678 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 4.7 (1576 ratings) 4.7 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 027242797062 |
Sony InfoLithium W Series NPFW50 battery - Li-Ion
Key Features and Benefits: Lightweight Compact and lightweight spare battery Battery Life Info function for accurate % of life indication Capacity High capacity for stamina
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Sony NP-FW50 Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery High Capacity for Sony Cameras
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Genuine Sony NP-FW50 Rechargeable Battery Pack W Series, 1020mAh Capacity (VG)
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Sony NP-FW50 W SERIES Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery
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Genuine Sony rechargeable battery NP-FW50 for nex-3 nex-5 a6000 a55 a5100 a3000
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Genuine Sony NP-FW50 Rechargeable Battery Pack W Series, 1020mAh Capacity
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Sony NP-FW50 Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery High Cap With Charger Mirrorless
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Sony NP-FW50 W SERIES Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery
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Sony InfoLithium W Series NPFW50 - Battery - Li-Ion - 1080 mAh - for Hasselblad Lunar; Cyber-shot DSC-RX10; a6000; a6100; a6300; a6400; a6500; a7R II; a7s II
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I LIKE IT BECAUSE I CAN CHARGE WITH USB CHARGING PORT. IT ALSO IS A PLACE WHERE I CAN STORE THE BATTERY. WORKS GREAT AND I AM VERY HAPPY WITH IT
I have a NEX 5K for a year now. Purchased an extra battery soon after getting the camera. Just returned from 3 week in Africa and prior to leaving purchased another battery. This gave me 2 while on game drives and one back in camp charging. Most of the time, the battery lasted for 8 hours of of the 2 game drives. Only twice did I have to swap batteries during a game drive. No power at night to charge the batteries. Most of my photography is stills not movies. No matter what camera you own, digital photography uses battery power. One should have no less than 2 batteries to insure you have power during your days picture taking.
We contacted www.sony.com about the low life problem with the Sony NP-FW50 battery. We were directed to hook the camera cable up to the computer and download a new version of filmwear to fix the Sony battery problem. Here is the link or you can go to www sony. com and download the filmwear yourself at http: //www. kb.sony.com/selfservice/documentLink.do?externalId=C1018095 Here it describes the reason for the problem. Look towards the top for the Click on the Drivers & Software. Follow directions and the problems should be solved.
I bought my a6000 in 2015. I was looking for a light weight camera that could take great pictures. I soon realized that a single charge did not last very long. I could only get about 2 hours from the battery. After watching a Gary Fong video, I learned you can extend the battery life by putting the camera in Airplane mode. This will turn off the Wi-Fi. the Wi-Fi uses the battery to search for network connections.
Right to the one thing I wish was different; fixed cable for the "Plug-in Plate." For travel, one can always take the small single battery chargers; however, it would have been nice to haul the Multi Battery Kit instead. On the plus side, taking several single battery chargers means you have a spare. I'll probably attach it to my camera stand in studio and leave it there. Naturally, does the job of charging batteries well. It's a bit of a complex device for what it does, but not an issues for me. If you have two or more a9 bodies, you'll most likely have at least four batteries, so this is a nice way to charge them. Keep in mind, it does not charge a single battery faster than the single charger, so four batteries take 480-600 minutes from empty to full charge. It wold be very unusual for me to have more than one or two discharged, so not an issue. If I found myself having more discharged batteries (using two bodies), I'll buy additional batteries.
i am only writing to warn people to pre charge batteries before first use. i dont know if some people do or do not do this but all batteries should be charged to its optimal level before the first use this is important to overall batter life, and charge capacitance. some people forget and have complained that the batter is useless or terrible. IF you do this first and the batter is still not up to its optimal level then you can complain.
I love my nex5 camera, but the battery pack has a very short life.. I took a few photos one day and i had to charge it again next day.. its like every time you do a session you make sure you either have another battery or charge it for a few hours. The price of $80 is quite high, as with everything sony.
Battery is large, relatively heavy, and requires a special charger. It has respectable life when freshly charged but loses charge rapidly during storage. I can't store the freshly-charged battery for ~1 month without complete drain. VERY unreliable for the cost.
This has to be the worst camera battery I have ever owned. I would never buy this camera again because of the battery life. What is the point of selling a $600.00 camera with a useless battery. If I buy an extra battery, that extra won't hold a charge. So what do you do when you need to use your camera for 2 hours? Take your Kodak.
When I first purchased this camera, the battery probably lasted about 50 photos. I've had this camera roughly a year now and the battery life is down to 20-30 photos. When using a flash, the battery life numbers should be cut in half. Today after fully charging the battery all night, I took five pictures using the flash and the battery was down to 19%. It is ridiculous, please make an add-on battery pack for this camera. I don't normally post reviews but specifically created a Sony account here so I could post this.
