LED, USB y encima batería. Bien, ¿no?
Va de notición, de notición LED, de micro USB, y de brexit práctica, naturalmente.
When it comes to camera batteries, little changes from one generation to the next. Each camera manufacturer tends to have their own style, and while a bump in basic storage capacity might make a few new features possible with the camera it’s being used with, the core functionality remains the same. Nitecore is looking to change that, however, with its new UFZ100 battery, a copycat Sony FP-Z100 battery that has a built-in USB-C charging port.
By putting a USB-C charging port directly inside the battery, Nitecore removes the needs to carry around a dedicated camera battery charger. Now, you can simply use the same charger you likely already have on hand for your laptop, tablet or smartphone. There’s also a built-in charging indicator that will give you a rough idea of how charged the battery is without needing to pop it back into your camera first. Nitecore claims the battery can be charged fully in four hours.
Pregunta tonta: ¿y si a las baterías les pusiéramos una pequeña antena, no podrían cargarse con la energía sobrante de las ondas telefonilleras y Wi-Fi?
Nota impertinente: no me gusta nada la gradación que le han puesto al semáforo LED. En lugar de 50-50-10 debería haber sido 80-50-20. He dicho.
Precisamente de esa marca es el cargador que tuve que comprar para las baterías de Sony, dado que el fabricante ya no lo incluye con la cámara 🙁