…as it SHOULD, since both are Canon-branded. You’ve got to keep a spare, charged battery around. Murphy’s law says that if you don’t do so, you WILL miss your best photo ops. Don’t mess with Murphy.
I firmly believe that one is best off (and safest) with an original equipment battery pack for digital cameras. You can fine knock-offs cheaper but they won’t be as durable and normally will not hold a charge as long as the O.E. version. Price through Amazon beats Canon.
Bought three of these batteries for a 23 day backpacking trip in the high Sierras. They lasted longer than the trip without limiting the number of photos I wanted to take. Alternatively, talked to another backpacker who bought generic batteries for the same camera and his three batteries lasted less than 2 weeks.
…as it SHOULD, since both are Canon-branded. You’ve got to keep a spare, charged battery around. Murphy’s law says that if you don’t do so, you WILL miss your best photo ops. Don’t mess with Murphy.
I firmly believe that one is best off (and safest) with an original equipment battery pack for digital cameras. You can fine knock-offs cheaper but they won’t be as durable and normally will not hold a charge as long as the O.E. version. Price through Amazon beats Canon.
Bought three of these batteries for a 23 day backpacking trip in the high Sierras. They lasted longer than the trip without limiting the number of photos I wanted to take. Alternatively, talked to another backpacker who bought generic batteries for the same camera and his three batteries lasted less than 2 weeks.