As photographers use the new Nikon Z8 camera, some have reportedly had issues with the Z8 rejecting third-party batteries.
, when B&H informed its customers that it had shipped out “subpar” Nikon batteries. The “Nikon batteries” weren’t genuine, and B&H, an authorized Nikon retailer, had sold customers counterfeit batteries.Some photographers have no qualms about using third-party batteries, but it’s essential they peoplePopular photography retailers also don’t have any issues selling third-party batteries — Adorama and B&H sell various third-party batteries for a wide range of cameras.
Some users are having issues with third-party batteries in the Nikon Z8, but that’s as far as that story goes for now. It’s also possible for malicious third-party battery makers to try to get around a camera’s thermal limitations. It’s also sometimes the case that third-party batteries are accidentally dangerous, as companies are motivated to cut corners in the constant battle to offer the cheapest solution.
Rossman thinks it’d also be awful for customers’ bank accounts. The third-party battery situation has been relatively static for years. While companies try to sell their more expensive accessories, and occasionally cameras have had issues with specific third-party batteries for quality reasons, companies have rarely taken meaningful steps toThe Nikon Z8 uses Nikon’s EN-EL15c battery, which costs $72.95.
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