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My camera will not charge. I put it on the charger and it works but after I leave it on for a few hours to charge, it doesn't even turn on. The blue light doesn't even blink like it used to. Would I need a new battery?

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In my honest opinion I'd say a resounding YES. It sure sounds like you need a new battery. How long have you had it and how many times have you charged it? Forget the 1000 charges they say the batteries are good for. That's all theory. If you think you need a new one then I'd say it's time to get a new two. Yes, never buy just one, always carry a spare with you just in case. If you don't need it, use it in the camera next time and rotate the batteries and they will last much longer. With prices so cheap especially on Ebay the price of two is usually cheaper than one with freight. I'd be inclined to get the package deal. Most Hong Kong dealers (where I buy ALL my batteries) do a package of 2 batteries and a charger at terrific prices and no they aren't rubbish otherwise I wouldn't have been buying them for well over 8 years.
Happy shooting

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