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Canon 1D Batteries

The Snipe · 2011-08-07 00:52:36

Hey Guys, I've got a 1D MK II, (about to pick up a second one) And i've 2 batteries for it, however, All I can find is batteries for the MKII N - is there any difference in the batteries, or can I use the ones titled for the 'N' in my MK II? Cheers, Cillian! :)

07-08-2011 12:52am

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The Snipe

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Hey Guys,

I've got a 1D MK II, (about to pick up a second one) And i've 2 batteries for it, however, All I can find is batteries for the MKII N - is there any difference in the batteries, or can I use the ones titled for the 'N' in my MK II?

Cheers,
Cillian!

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#2 07-08-2011 7:10am

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Battery was the same - if my memory is correct the only difference were the specs (the "N" is a better machine - bigger screen, better sensor)

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#3 07-08-2011 9:30am

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Cheers PC! Thats absolutly perfect, cause I always like to have 3/4 batteries just incase!

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#4 08-08-2011 10:46am

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There is not much difference in these two.

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