Yes it is possible, but keep in mind the camera draw a large amount of current while it's on.

:)hi all.my name is nomad.and newbie in ez. does the camera support 220 volt to for charging.thank you for reading this

The camera is charged from a USB cable, so 5V.

You would need to connect it to your PC or to a plug in adaptor. 220v is not supported.

MOST battery charging circuit have a current monitor so that the battery is charged at the right current,so if you have a camera on it changes the charging current and cycle for the battery.

There is a circuit you can add fairly easy that when the charging adapter is connected the battery is charged and when its the camera is on it uses the adapter and disconnects the battery.

But best way is to remove the battery,problem is that batteries goes bad when not charged and left on the shelf.

The charger that comes with the ez camera is 500 ma according to the instructions from the manufacturer. To both charge and run the camera you need a 5 volt USB charger rated minimum 1000 ma and it will charge slowly, 1500ma- 2000ma rated charger is ideal for the camera to both be on and charge from the cable. Purchase a charger with these specs in the picture.

Just search for a USB charger 1500 or 2000ma

JOSH thats way to high rated charger ,battery is only 3.7 volts at 300ma and the camera is about 50 ma,that why a laptop is about perfect it 500ma max and the design should draw well under 300 ma. at 50 ma the camera lasts 6 hours,at 75 ma it last 4 hours on the 3.7 volt 300ma battery

CHARGER that big first mostly cost more and size is very big

Most mains USB chargers are at least 1A which should be fine. PC USB ports are generally 500mA.

That said, the cost difference between 1A and 2A USB chargers is minimal, and since you can't feed too much current in as it'll draw only what it needs then pretty much any USB charger will do the job.

Many cell phone chargers are rated 1 - 1.5 amps at 5 volts so its not hard to find one that will work for you.