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Fujifilm X100V (23 mm, 26.10 Mpx, APS-C / DX)

Fujifilm X100V

23 mm, 26.10 Mpx, APS-C / DX


Question about Fujifilm X100V

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tomhumm

4 years ago

Question about charging the battery. As far as I have found out, the battery can be charged via the USB cable on the computer. If I'm on the road and don't have the computer with me, is there a power supply unit that replaces the computer's function? And is one of these included in the delivery? If not, what exactly do I have to buy? At least that's what it says in the instructions for use, because third-party power adapters, like those for mobile phones, are not supposed to work.

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gschwinds

4 years ago

I can't imagine that charging the camera is only possible on a computer, that would be too big a restriction for the user. Above all, it contradicts the standardised USB connection that this should not be possible.

In addition to charging via USB, there is also the option of a battery charger. This can be handy if you use more than one battery. Fujifilm BC-W126S (Charger)
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Anonymous

4 years ago

I think it is a misunderstanding. Any USB port that supplies 5V can be used: Computer, smartphone power bank, USB power bank, power bank. (otherwise write on which page in the manual you read that).
https://bedienungsanleitung-deutsch.de/bedienungs...

The only thing you need to charge the battery externally is the power supply unit from the manufacturer.
I would recommend a powerbank for on the road.