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1. Camera in charging block 1080p#
2. Camera in charging block update#
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4. Camera in charging block Pc#
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Camera in charging block 1080p#

But I have never heard of any damage occurring from non-Nikon chargers to any Nikon camera.ītw, Canon pulls the same trick: the Canon GX7 iii needs a PD charger (a standard), but they do not tell you that, instead they just insist you buy their charger (not in the box also). LEXPERT Spy Camera Charger - Hidden Camera - Premium Pack - HD 1080P - Best Mini Spy Camera - USB Charger Camera - Secret Camera - Nanny Cam - Small Cameras for Spying - Surveillance Camera Full HD. They could of course be worried that somewhere out there a faulty AC adaptor could blow up the camera and we would sue them. If Nikon would not pretend that one needs their charger and just would give us the specs, we would be fine. I have used three different 2A, 5V chargers that I had lying around, same good result. I have charged my Z 50 from usb 3 ports from many computers, takes a few hours, that's all. And I would not pay even a penny more for the Z 50 to have it in the box - almost any charger or computer port will do the trick. So, there is zero need for the expensive Nikon charger. If you don't know that, you can think you are charging the camera when you are not. There is just a minimum amperage requirement. There is nothing proprietary about charging the Z 50: 5V, like almost all cellphones. Other than this problem, I like everything about the camera and I really bonded with it on the trip.

Camera in charging block update#

If it's fixable in firmware, maybe an update will address it.Īfter I got bit and missed a day of travel photos, I found I had another charger that works. It's no good blaming the victim, this is a bug. And the really bad thing is that the camera lets you think it's charging when it's doing the opposite. I use a high speed Huawei charging block to charge my Z50 when I am traveling, but even that doesn't charge the battery to 100% overnight, I have found. Nikon is saving less than a dollar per camera not including the Nikon charging block and I think it was a big mistake. A high speed charging block is necessary, and I don't remember reading this in the manual.

Camera in charging block Pc#

So all they include is a USB cable which most of us (myself included) assumed meant that you can plug the cable in to the camera and then in to a normal USB port on a laptop or PC and charge your camera. It's a serious complaint because Nikon doesn't include the Nikon branded charging block with the Z50 and the Z6, only with the more expensive Z7. I fail to understand how this is a serious complaint. It's not a problem if you use a charger that meets the standards needed. Like I said, this is going to bite a lot of people. So they know they have a problem, but it doesn't happen with the charger they include, so they cover it with fine print saying you have to use only their charger. Nikon, in its inimitable self, states, in the manual, that charging can only be done with its original cable and charger.