What is the best AA battery for a Digital Camera?
 

I have an Olympus SP-350 with this huge attached flash& a big ass lenses.

Camera takes 2 AA batteries but they don't last for shit.

How do i get the most battery life out of my camera? WTF do i look for in a AA battery.

Producers help me out.

Rechargeable ones. 20 x aa costs about 20 bucks here.

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get the Tama rechargables 2800 mah- nickel mh they are the best with fastest recovery time. They pay for them selfes over time:2 cent,s::thumbsup

How much are they? Link me?

I was thinking about buying this for my Camera :http://www.ebay.com/itm/Macro-Twin-F...em35 a987b39e

What do you guys think? Waste of money? Or neat gadget?

This should help

http://bit.ly/MnBgMS

Are you shooting a lot of macro ?

LOL

What makes you say that these are the best for my camera? My camera will literally eat up batteries in a day..

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Energizer ultimate lithium batteries for digital devices fucking rock! Best camera batteries I've ever owned.

That didn't sound right :1orglaugh

Bull shit, tried em. I get 60 mins.

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I didn't say they were the best for your camera. JFK did.

However, without a DOUBT, rechargeable are what you need. Get 12, you're set.

1.
Sanyo XX Eneloop (aka. Sanyo Eneloop Pro) 2500mAh, black

http://i.minus.com/jbkQYiZI6x51aJ.jpg

2.
Sanyo Eneloop (4 pack or 20 pack) - 2000mAh, white

http://i.minus.com/jHKkCoU4N9zdG.jpg

3.
Sanyo Eneloop Glitter pack - 2000mAh, sexy various colors

http://i.minus.com/jSgdhIZeATkCp.jpg

PS: use only their Sanyo charger that you can buy with batteries since other ("quick") chargers will fuck the batteries... just my 2c

Maybe they sell a low quality version in your country. I'm a heavy user and they last for me...

You sure you bought these?

http://www.automatedshadestore.com/s...ium-4-Pack.jpg

Yeah. Those ones don't work.

What do you think about these? http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Soshine-...e m33750fe7d7

URGH!

I think I'm going to get raped if i buy batteries off Ebay.

Yes , I did say that and I'm speaking from experience, having tried several different brands over the years. I have 5 sets of 4, each set is good for about 5-600 shots:thumbsup and YES, Google is your friend:winkwink:

I've used Sanyo Eneloop's with good success.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ce-full-site=1

Link me now to the exact batteries you have that gives you 500 shots per pair.. Please and thank you.

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Lithium Polymer and lithium ion batteries have the most power per size of the rechargeables. You can compare using the mah rating on the battery.

Commonly available rechargeable batteries are 1.2V, whereas alkaline are 1.5V, so the rechargeable MAY not last long, depending on at what voltage your camera cuts off. If your camera needs 1.25V per cell, rechargeable won't work. If it only needs 1V, good rechargeables will work well.

As far as primary batteries, if the camera takes two AA batteries, see if it'll accept a CR-V3. A CR-V3 is a lithium battery that's the same size as two AA, but lasts a lot longer. If the CR-V3 fits, you can consider the rechargeable version, the RCR-V3.

Dude, I wasn't suggesting you were wrong, just that it wasn't me that recommended that brand. I'd trust you on any camera related advice!

I know Damian , not to worry :winkwink:
here you go those are the batteries at a hell of a price I usually pay close to $20 per set
http://www.canadacomputers.com/produ...item_id=027454