Digital Camera Batteries

thomas01155

http://www.ebuyer.com/product/97612
2500mAh Energizer Batteries with recharger £18.99

C_Ronaldo

isofa wrote: »

Non-rechargable? You must spend a fortune on batteries then, for less than a tenna, you can have a charger and set of high-capacity rechargeable, that will last at least 500 charges, if not many more. Not to mention the green aspect

nope, the same 2 batteries have been in the camera since we had it last year, the batteries arent kept in the camera 24/7, we only put them in when the camera is needed

daveyjp

Energiser charger and 4 x 2500mAh AA batteries - £14.99 at Morrisons. Just bought one!

c_ronaldo - if you hardly use the camera the batteries will last ages!

Disposables in my new camera last about a day, hence the rechargeable route.

isofa

C_Ronaldo wrote: »

nope, the same 2 batteries have been in the camera since we had it last year, the batteries arent kept in the camera 24/7, we only put them in when the camera is needed

You obviously don't take many pictures then!

(I take anything between a couple of hundred and a couple of thousand per month, but with semi-pro / pro gear!)

spankymonkey_2

i purchased a kodak battery and charger for my kodak camera from amazon.seems to hold charge well and doesnt take long to charge battery up.

horsy24

I use Fujicell 2800 mAh AA rechargeables....got them from www.batteryvault.co.uk

Very reasonably priced at £5.99 for a 4pk and last a long time. I've been taking quite a few pics as well.

scragend

Uniross Hybrio are very good - only 2100 mAh but they hold their charge; you can charge them up fully and not use them for months and they will still be ready to go. (I didn't believe this but found it to be true.)

I use these in my Canon S3 and get about 400 shots on one full charge.

EDIT : Just realised that AndysDad said the same thing further up. Oh well, it pays to have a second opinion

esuhl wrote: »

Rechargeable batteries probably won't last as long as disposables

I don't think this is the case - you should get more photos out of a set of fully-charged rechargeables than from a set of disposables.

gnatschuffed

These would be a good start. I use 2600mAh versions myself as a backup for my DSLR.

You can get a charger plus batteries here

unrich

+1 for the Gnat

mrscruffy

unrich wrote: »

+1 for the Gnat

Then I'll lower you by £2 and cheaper delivery too (and the guy who runs the shop is a golly nice chap too :j)

http://www.tantronics.co.uk/acatalog/Fameart_PC14_Plug_In_AAA_AA_PP3_Charger.html

I bought this:
http://www.tantronics.co.uk/acatalog/fameart_uc08_charger.html
for my DSLR last week and you can even get an optional car cigarette lighter plug for it.