Canon BP512 Lithium Battery for ZR Series Camcorders

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Manufacturer: Canon Video
Model: 512
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Canon Video
Label: Canon Video

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Features for Canon BP512 Lithium Battery for ZR Series Camcorders:

Lithium battery for Canon ZR series camcorders
Good for up to 2.5 hours of shooting time

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Editorial Review
Canon is a leader in professional business and consumer imaging equipment and information systems. The company's extensive product line and digital solutions enable businesses and consumers worldwide to capture, store, and distribute information. Canon products include full-color as well as black-and-white copiers, printers, micrographics and image-filing systems, facsimile machines, calculators, cameras and lenses, camcorders, semiconductor, broadcast and optical equipment, flatbed scanners, and other specialized industrial products. Canon offers a wide range of reliable power accessories for its products.
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Customer Reviews

A Great Battery

2002-02-26
Sure, when you're looking for a battery, the big, flashy five-hour megavolts are tempting. But if you are an entry level photographer, this is the only battery you need. I got this battery with the Canon ZR-20 I purchased recently, and so far, this battery has never dieded on me. Litium-Ion is a geek term meaning you can charge the battery whenever it's convenient, instead of (like the old VW bettle) waiting until you're out of juice to refill. With two hours of recording time at full charge, even with the LCD screen out, chances are you'll never need another battery for years. That is, unless you go professional, which is another story all together...

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