
I lost my battery charger. I'm thinking of getting an aftermarket charger because they are cheaper.
I'm wondering what does the S stands for on the battery?
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Do they need to be charged as well? Like is it used to get the battery charged? Since there are three pins n the charger.
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because the one i'm planning to get doesn't have that, only two - for positive and negative.
Please answer!

Panasonic g6 vs Nikon d5200 for movies?
I'm getting a new camera, which I will be using to make short films. I've narrowed down my options to these two cameras. Which one do you think is better for making movies?


Smartphone or point and shoot?
I have recently been hooked up with a tough question. I was always loved photography to the core.Up till now my Asus Zenfone 5 was my best friend in my photographic efforts. And now i have got about 15000 inr($230) and looking for a better equipment to feed my desire. There are 2 options either to buy an xiaomi mi4(known for its camera) or nikon l840 point and shoot. But the thing is some say smartphone cameras are better.

I need to increase the quality of my video because I'm shooting some slow mo videos (video quality goes down as I increase the frame rate). I want the best one for my budget. My budget is $150.

What is wrong with my camera? - 1
It's a Film Nikon N5005. I load the film and take one picture and everything seems fine, but when I try to take another picture it won't let me. I thought it might be something wrong with the film I put in, so I put a new roll in and it did the exact same thing. What's wrong with it?
Added (1). Just to be clear: Batteries are new, film is loaded correctly and I believe the film advance is automatic.

I have a Nikon l35af and I have a roll of 800 iso film. The camera's iso settings go from 400 to 500 to 640 to 1000, which is the max. Does this mean I can't use the 800 film properly? Which setting should I choose if I want to use the 800?

Is there any way I can use this lens:
http://www.amazon.com/...00007E7JU/
with a Nikon 5200
I can't seem to find another lens with that quality for as inexpensive.
If any of you know a Nikon lens similar for around the same price?

Can you interchange Minolta rangefinder lenses?
I have a Minolta Hi-Matic 11, and I want to change the lens. Is it possible?

ISO in live view window. Nikon d5300?
So I bought a nikon d5300 hundred recently and I'm learning how to use it. One thing I noticed is that when I adjust the iso there's no change in what I see until I take the picture. So i was wondering if there was a way to make it so these adjustments show up in the live view window?