How common are plug-in charge leads for small digicam

Discussion in 'Digital Photography' started by kathie, Jun 10, 2009.

  1. kathie

    kathie Guest

    I got my subcompact Casio Exilim Z60 a couple of years ago.

    It's been irritating to take the battery out for charging. (My
    digicam has some problem and doesn't hold the date/time for 20
    seconds.)

    It would be much better to have a charger socket on the camera.

    Does the typical low-to-mid market subcompact digicam nowadays have
    a charge socket? Or would I still have to take the battery out to
    charge it?
     
    kathie, Jun 10, 2009
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  2. kathie

    John Navas Guest

    The ones I'm familiar with all require the battery to be removed for
    charging, which has the advantage of being able to charge a 2nd battery
    while the 1st is in use, but they don't forget settings in the process.
     
    John Navas, Jun 10, 2009
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    Ofnuts Guest

    No

    Or would I still have to take the battery out to
    Yes

    But you can also get a second battery, so your camera is battery-less
    only for the time required to swap them. And you get some spare power
    for those days where you use the flash often.
     
    Ofnuts, Jun 10, 2009
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