Can you charge a camera without a Charger or usb?

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You take the battery out and put it in the charger. Then back in camera.

Unless you think Hogwarts is real, no.

All cameras that I know of require the battery to be taken out of the camera and put into the charger supplied with the camera. They cannot be charged by USB - the voltage is wrong.

You will have to buy a charger made especially for the type of battery in the camera - there are dozens of types of battery, so copy very carefully all the info on the battery to make sure you order the correct type of chrager.

No you can't. You need a charger and it comes with the appropriate cord. If you bought the camera new, it came with everything you need. Look in the manual for replacement parts.

That model does not appear to be listed among the manuals available for download in English. However, a closely related model charges through the camera's micro USB port, even when using the supplied charger. Is this how your charger connected before you lost it? If so, just about any micro USB equipped charger will do, perhaps one that came with an Android phone.

If you attempt to charge from a USB port on your PC you should note that not all USB ports are configured to supply power, and this is an even more common problem with cables as some are really only constructed to signal carrying specification. Find a lead that you know can carry power and test the port/lead combination on another device, e.g a mobile phone.

If your problem is still unresolved, double check the precise camera model (there are several in the same family) and/or post a photo of the ports on the camera. A picture taken with a phone will do, provided it is reasonably sharp and well-lit.

No ...

NO! AYRTFS?