LP-E12 3rd party.
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Re: LP-E12 3rd party.
nnowak wrote:
Advi wrote:
aaaarrrrteee wrote:
The Wasabi batteries only recharge in their own little charger
Really?
Why haven't anyone told me this before?
I have recharged my Wasabi batteries on the Canon recharger.
People keep mixing up LP-E12 and LP-E17 batteries in this discussion. The LP-E17 batteries are "chipped". Earlier generation LP-E17 clones did not have the appropriate chip and would not be recognized by the Canon OEM charger and would also throw up error messages in the camera about not being genuine Canon. These third party LP-E17 batteries would only charge in the accompanying third party charger.
LP-E12 batteries are unchipped and have no such issues. Any LP-E12 battery from any manufacturer will work in any LP-E12 charger from any manufacturer. Any LP-E12 battery from any manufacturer should work without error messages in any LP-E12 camera.
Actually everybody seems to be offering up info about any/all of their batteries and manufacturers (not just the LP-E12). It's good to know of any issues related to any batteries I think! (Like Wasabis swelling, etc).
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