EH-5 Plus EP-5B Camera Power AC Adapter EN-EL15 Dummy Battery Charger Kit Power for Nikon D7000 D7100 D7200 D7500 D800 D810 D500 D600 D610 D750 Z5 Z6 Z7 1V1 Cameras

Purchased this A/C battery adapter to use with my Nikon D7200 for a video project so I didn't have to worry about swapping batteries in the middle of an interview. Adapter works great and I was able to record with no problems for a total of 3 hours with maybe a 15 minute break somewhere in the middle. Also tested for several hours continuously with a D750 and it it worked fine with that camera too.

This allows me to power Nikon D810 cameras battery free. The Nikon branded one is very expensive...this works just as well. It is a simple AC/DC power pack and the battery shell that takes the place of the regular battery. It runs from your AC wall plug. I have also used it with a larger battery and inverter that supplies 120 volts when in the field. I am also an astrophotographer so need the ability to do very long time exposures sequences...often all night long. Without something like this I couldn't do those long exposures. Note that on the cameras the door that goes over the regular battery can be easily snapped free and later replaced. You need to do this to make clearance for the power able into the camera.

Delivered fast and packaged well. No issues and haven’t had any issues with it.

In COVID age, I wanted to use my DSLR for video conferencing but the battery ran out too fast, so this is a great solution for that. It works and is much better price than Nikon authentic equipment. Although the website did not specify D7500 as a supported camera, it does work for this camera as well.

I bought a junk D7100 body on its last shutter legs that has seen better days but has clean sensor. I bought a beautiful Nikkor 20mm 1.8G ED. Ran an HDMI out to an HDMI to USB 3.0 converter into the PC and my live streaming is top notch professional video quality. (My audio is profession also but that's another review.)My only concern is there might be an electrical problem and I don't know if it's in this adapter or in the camera but sometimes I swear I get a little steady shock. That concerns me but using a junk camera body, I'm not too worried about it but I'm not sure I would trust it on a higher end camera. It could be me more my setup but if I had to use it professionally, I would spring for the Nikon version.

I got this to provide a continuous power supply to my D7200 for remote triggering. It works okay, most of the time. It will randomly stop feeding enough power, leaving the battery light blinking. This has caused me to miss several important shots. The only fix is disconnecting USB, putting a real battery in, and reconnecting everything. Defeats the purpose entirely.

Not too many people get to have a big DSLR with expensive Nikon glass for their on-line video camera. That's what I"ve got now with my D810 Nikon body and 24-70 2.8 lens. Needless to say, the picture quality of my GoTo Meeting is really nice. The trick with this rig is having the camera stay on for the entire duration of a meeting, that sometimes lasts 3 hours. You just can't make that happen with batteries. This "dummy battery" plugs directly into the battery bay on the camera and they into the wall. As simple as that. I've actually forgotten and left it running for 2 days after a meeting, and it was still fine when I finally realized it was on. Nothing was hot, it was just on. So, I've been very happy with it.

I do some shooting in places where a source to recharge batteries may not be available, or on extensive photo shoots where I don't want to be changing batteries all of the time or interrupt the proceedings. This device, connected with a Baldor portable power station, allows me to be away from extension cords or having to carry large numbers of batteries. It performs like it is supposed to and does not hinder the use of a tripod with the camera (Nikon D-500).