Eos R In camera charging

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Is there a way to charge the batterys in the camera without buying,

the very expensif adapter from Canon.
 
Yes, just use your USB-C charger from your Apple notebook
 
Thanks Guys realy helpfull

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Is there a way to charge the batterys in the camera without buying,

the very expensif adapter from Canon.
The batteries are removable why not just buy additional batteries and a separate charger. The charger can be powered from USB or mains power.

Canon LP-E6 Charger
 
The EOS R doesnt charge by USB?
 
Is there a way to charge the batterys in the camera without buying,

the very expensif adapter from Canon.
The batteries are removable why not just buy additional batteries and a separate charger. The charger can be powered from USB or mains power.

Canon LP-E6 Charger
I have got all sorts off seperate chargers, but i think its easy when i am on my macbook pro i can charge the batterys at the same time.
 
Is there a way to charge the batterys in the camera without buying,

the very expensif adapter from Canon.
Wait,

dont you get the LC-E6 charger ?

What's wrong with that ?

I think more efficient using the charger than charge the camera IMHO

Anyway,

thanks for the PD info, great info
 
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Is there a way to charge the batterys in the camera without buying,

the very expensif adapter from Canon.
Wait,

dont you get the LC-E6 charger ?

What's wrong with that ?

I think more efficient using the charger than charge the camera IMHO

Anyway,

thanks for the PD info, great info
That is not the point, i have got several chargers

but it would be nice to have the option to charge in camera, while i am working on my macbook.

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light is the source of all life.....
 
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Is there a way to charge the batterys in the camera without buying,

the very expensif adapter from Canon.
Wait,

dont you get the LC-E6 charger ?

What's wrong with that ?

I think more efficient using the charger than charge the camera IMHO

Anyway,

thanks for the PD info, great info
That is not the point, i have got several chargers

but it would be nice to have the option to charge in camera, while i am working on my macbook.
uhm,

the year 2018 and you still use apple product ? macbook ?
 
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Is there a way to charge the batterys in the camera without buying,

the very expensif adapter from Canon.
Wait,

dont you get the LC-E6 charger ?

What's wrong with that ?

I think more efficient using the charger than charge the camera IMHO

Anyway,

thanks for the PD info, great info
That is not the point, i have got several chargers

but it would be nice to have the option to charge in camera, while i am working on my macbook.
uhm,

the year 2018 and you still use apple product ? macbook ?
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I have the additional grip which also comes with the usb charger included. It works with the grip (automatically one after the other battery) or directly on the camera. The charger from my Hp notebook also charges the camera. It does NOT charge when the camera is ON! So it is of no use for long time laps or so but when not using the camera.
 
Is there a way to charge the batterys in the camera without buying,

the very expensif adapter from Canon.
The batteries are removable why not just buy additional batteries and a separate charger. The charger can be powered from USB or mains power.

Canon LP-E6 Charger
I have got all sorts off seperate chargers, but i think its easy when i am on my macbook pro i can charge the batterys at the same time.
You can just use any quality brick to charge it.

Unless you have good MAINTAINED cables, i would caution against using fast/quick charge bricks.

I have had a few phones that had the charging port burn out because of faulty cables using quick charge bricks. Yes OEM cable and OEM Fast charge Brick through regular use, fried the port. I have banned all 3 AMP / Fast chargers in my house, I just use 1A/2A ones now.

https://www.zdnet.com/article/usb-c...ecause-we-want-it-to-do-too-much-too-quickly/


https://www.theverge.com/2016/2/4/10916264/usb-c-russian-roulette-power-cords
 
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I can confirm this works in charging.

Monoprice Essentials USB Type C to Type C 3.1 Gen 2 Cable - 10Gbps, 5A, 30AWG, Black, 1m (3.3 ft)

Monoprice 80W 5-Port USB Smart Charger with 1 USB-C and 4 USB-A Ports, Black

I can charge my ipad and iPhone at the same time I'm charging in camera, if desired.

Randy
 
I have the additional grip which also comes with the usb charger included. It works with the grip (automatically one after the other battery) or directly on the camera. The charger from my Hp notebook also charges the camera. It does NOT charge when the camera is ON! So it is of no use for long time laps or so but when not using the camera.
That is really nice, but i don't want to ad the bulk to the camera an lose portability
 
I can confirm this works in charging.

Monoprice Essentials USB Type C to Type C 3.1 Gen 2 Cable - 10Gbps, 5A, 30AWG, Black, 1m (3.3 ft)

Monoprice 80W 5-Port USB Smart Charger with 1 USB-C and 4 USB-A Ports, Black

I can charge my ipad and iPhone at the same time I'm charging in camera, if desired.

Randy
Thanks man ,really helpful i have to try that
 

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