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Camera batteries
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I use a camera that takes AAA lithium batteries, these batteries are quite expensive £7 for 4. I need to take a lot of photos for my portfolio. Someone mentioned to me that I should take the batteries out when not in use as the batteries are still being drained even when the camera is switched off. Is this true???? Thanks
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You're best bet (excluding lithium) would be high-capacity hybrid rechargeables- they come ready charged, can be recharged 500 to 1000 times and don't lose power when not being used. Go for the highest capacity you can find, that's the largest mAh figure.
08:22 Wed 09th Mar 2011
You're paying a bit much for your batteries.
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Have you tried the camera with non-lithium ones? Standard rechargeable would make more sense if they work OK. Lithium can be got cheaper.
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