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Question: what's in the box? To charge the battery does it have to be removed from the camera placed in a charger and plugged in to an outlet?
Document: Excited to receive my new camera. Wanted to use it over the holidays as relatives were here visiting. Followed all the instructions, plugged camera in to charge overnight to make sure battery fully charged....now when I went to turn on ....nothing happened. Apparently battery was dead or camera was defective..So I emailed seller who was willing to replace camera or refund my money.
The camera will not auto focus for close up pictures. The battery does not last very long - less than a day of shooting - and takes quite awhile to recharge; since recharging is through the camera itself rather than a separate charger, you can't use it while recharging.Not recommended.
Easy to use and take good pictures in low light. Be sure to buy the Kapaxen Two High Capacity (1000mAh) EN-EL19 Battery Packs & Charger so you will never be out of power.
I would have preferred a wall charger for the camera so I could have a spare battery charging while using the camera for taking pictures. While the battery has decent battery life, when I was out sightseeing, I had to be conscious about not keeping the camera turned on so that I did not inadvertently drain the battery. But overall a very nice camera and really serves its purpose for taking great pictures.
Sent one camera back because couldn't get battery to charge. Next one worked for awhile (2 Months) then same problem battery wouldn't charge. Nikon was of little help as they do not admit problem exists. Sent back for repair. I am sure it will not solve the problem. Will up date when repair complete.
The pictures are good, the camera easy to operate but the battery life is so poor that every time my wife wants to use it, the stupid thing has died. I thought, Nikon must know how to make a good camera, but someone forgot to tell them if the thing doesn't hold a charge very well, it's more like a 6 oz paper weight.
Overall this camera has lived up to what I expected from it. It is a very good camera for a casual photographer like myself. Awesome optical zoom (I'm amazed by what they can fit into the slim cameras nowadays). It takes amazing pictures. And it does really well in low lit areas.My only complaints are that you have to charge the battery while it is in the camera, and the WIFI capability drains a lot of power when used.
When I buy, I buy it all! The new S6500 is just as great, maybe better. I like that I can charge the battery in the camera instead of needing to take it out. I have read some complaints about that, because some like to have a spare &#34;charged&#34; battery. I'd just buy a back up and charge in-camera and keep one in the bag as a spare. No big whoop.
One of the issues is you can't put the camera in wifi mode unless you have at least an 80% charge on your battery. Kind of an... Oh by the way. The reason I gave the camera only 3 stars instead of the 5 I would've given it is because I had to repurchase this camera again. I had my first one in a very padded case as I was carrying it. I dropped the case maybe a foot and a half into a grassy area.
After 3-4 weeks of use during my tour overall I am very happy with the camera. Its has numerous 'auto' features and correctly detects the type of focus needed -day, night, closeup, scenic view, night scenic view, indoor etc. The pictures come out great.The battery seems to have a short life though with only 60-80 pictures and drains even more quickly if I make videos. (I believe the advertised like was 150 pics per charge... not sure).
Answer: battery and charge cable is in the box. Battery can be charged in camera with supplied charger cable via regular house mains.