Thank you for the information,I would not buy this camera ,knowing you can’t get the replacement battery NP-70S .

That camera has not been out for very long, so the usual third party sellers do not have any replacements available yet. Be very careful about trying an older NP-70 replacement, it is a slightly different battery than the NP-70S and has different voltage requirements; using the older battery type may damage your camera. Because it is so new, you may be only, for the time being, able to get replacement batteries from the Instax folks, or they would know where to direct you to be able to get them. Best wishes and welcome to the forum.

There is no NP-70S battery on Amazon for the fujifilm instax camera mini 99 I can’t locate a replacement battery .Does anyone know where I can order the NP-70S?

Hey, I have an X-H1 and am thinking of buying the battery grip/booster for it. I'm aware that the grip has the AC adapter capability. So what I'm wondering is can I use the camera with the grip attached AND have the grip plugged into a wall outlet to be able to record for 2h+ videoshoots? I would of course restart the recording at 30min mark, just need to have the camera not turn off for the whole videoshoot. Is this setup possible, or is it better to just buy a dummy battery and power it with a powerful external powerbank (9V 2A)?

In between comas...

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This is a region of space in between Coma Cluster and Coma Berenices. On the left is the Coma Cluster. A lot of times 'cluster' is used to name a grouping of stars, but the Coma Cluster is a grouping of galaxies. On the right is the Coma Berenices, an asterism. This one is a tale out of Egypt. Supposedly, someone bargained for their husband's safe return from a war. He came back, so she whacked her hair off and gave up the golden locks. They were placed in the stars, an eternal symbol, known to those that tell the tale. This is the equivalent of some few seconds less than 44 minutes of exposure. https://science.nasa.gov/missions/hubble/nasa-hubbles-sweeping-view-of-the-coma-cluster-of-galaxies/ https://www.underthenightsky.com/constellations/coma-berenices/ Some of the notable sights in this region include: The Needle Galaxy, NGC 4565: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap240606.html The One Armed Spiral, NGC 4725: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap150416.html An Intermediate spiral, NGC 4559: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NGC_4559