digital camera battery question

[LL29]

I got a question regarding my digital camera i just purchased
its a canon a400 and i read the manual about the batteries
and it says either use 2 AA alkaline batteries or use CANON NiMH rechargable batteries, i just picked up a energizer NiMh rechargable battery set w/ charger

anyone w/ a canon digital camera use rechargable batteries? if so, what kind?
do you guys think i could use these energizers?

thanks in advance

[tlamm]

Alkaline batteries will not last very long at all. You wil be fine with the batteries you purchased.. NiMH batteries from any company will work just fine.

[willy]

Don't worry ... You can use NiMH batteries from any companies. However, I have a few suggestions for you :

1. Energizer is good. Stick with MIJ batteries.
2. After you recharge your batteries, let it cool. Do NOT insert hot batteries into your camera.

[LL29]

MIJ?

thanks for the answers and good tip

[willy]

MIJ = "Made in Japan"

[LL29]

my energizer batteries are made in china
oh well

[KevC]

I don't think MIJ is that important. Anyway, www.batteryuniversity.com .. tonnes of info there.

[willy]

I don't think MIJ is that important. Anyway, www.batteryuniversity.com .. tonnes of info there.

Well, if your charger was *melted* by one of those MIC batteries, you may think otherwise ...

[willy]

my energizer batteries are made in china
oh well

Hmm .... All my energizer 2300mAh are MIJ ...

[ShadowVlican]

hey willy, where'd u get ur MIJ batteries? MIC seems to rule around here

[willy]

hey willy, where'd u get ur MIJ batteries? MIC seems to rule around here

I bought them all from Home Hardware a little while ago. You can also get Sanyo from Costco. I believe they are all Sanyo-made batteries. You should see "HR" on the bottom (negative side) of the batteries.

[ShadowVlican]

thanks bud... i'll keep dat in mind next visit to homehardware/costco