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do we have to care about the "mAh" of the battries that we use for a digital camera like Canon S3 IS?
I just want to know that is "3800 mAh" good for the digital camera or not?
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Frankly, I would be highly suspicious of a NiMH 3800mAh rechargeable battery.
I did a search for them and all I could find were Sony 3800mAh...from India, so I would doubt their authenticity.
As far as I know, Sony only make up to 2700mAh rechargeable batteries.
If you stick with 2500-2700mAh batteries you will be fine. (this allows up to 550 shots).
Just don't buy them from Ebay, India.
Frankly, I would be highly suspicious of a NiMH 3800mAh rechargeable battery.
I did a search for them and all I could find were Sony 3800mAh...from India, so I would doubt their authenticity.
As far as I know, Sony only make up to 2700mAh rechargeable batteries.
If you stick with 2500-2700mAh batteries you will be fine. (this allows up to 550 shots).
Just don't buy them from Ebay, India.
Where can i buy camera batteries?
Bre
My canon rebel xt doesn't work and i was suggested to buy another battery. It says 8.1v on it, but i was told it's 1.5v? I'm talking about the little battery. Where can I buy these from?
Answer
You want the Canon NB-2LH rechargable battery. Do NOT buy third party batteries, if you do you are putting your camera at a great risk of being fried. Even if you got a third party battery that worked it's life would be absolutely nothing in comparison to the Canon battery.
You can buy the Canon battery at any camera store or online from places like Amazon, Adorama, B&H etc.
Are you sure the battery is what's wrong with the camera? Have you tried recharging the battery? I'd recommend taking it to your nearest reputable camera shop and getting one of their technicians to check it out or bring it to your nearest Canon Pro Centre. The camera itself could be dead, you'd have to call Canon to inquire about a fix then.
You want the Canon NB-2LH rechargable battery. Do NOT buy third party batteries, if you do you are putting your camera at a great risk of being fried. Even if you got a third party battery that worked it's life would be absolutely nothing in comparison to the Canon battery.
You can buy the Canon battery at any camera store or online from places like Amazon, Adorama, B&H etc.
Are you sure the battery is what's wrong with the camera? Have you tried recharging the battery? I'd recommend taking it to your nearest reputable camera shop and getting one of their technicians to check it out or bring it to your nearest Canon Pro Centre. The camera itself could be dead, you'd have to call Canon to inquire about a fix then.
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