On 7/16/07, Sthitaprajna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
get a charger that can charge your camera battery off rechargable AA/Nimh cells.
Oh...how lovely, the charger is charged on the power from the rechargeable cells that are charged on the power from the charger...I haven't seen battery-charged charges yet, being still new to all the et ceteras of photography. I just bought a charger which charges the batteries from the mains power. I was talking to someone who designs camera traps for the jungle and the whole concept of power for these cameras, their flashes, and their utilities was a fascinating one....I heard the pros and cons of solar vs. battery vs. mains power charging.)) I somehow feel (no rational basis for this thought) that one day humankind will discover how to easily (and probably wirelessly and cheaply) trap the energy all around us, and future generations will laugh at our fossil fuels, nuclear fission, and attempts at harnessing other natural forces such as wind and water, and will wonder how the human race could have been so inefficient and blind as not to see....(insert the correct energy source here) ....as a cheap, easy source of energy. Deepa. On 7/16/07, Sthitaprajna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Rishab Aiyer Ghosh wrote: > for the cameraheads on silk - > i just got an olympus e-510 as an early birthday gift... i'm wondering > if i should get an extra battery and, mainly, if it's a good idea to get > the olympus battery than one of the many knock-off brands (digipower, > american power, etc) that claim to provide the same battery at 50% or > less the price. If you think you really need a backup battery, just buy one from Olympus. If you are going to do a lot of travelling, it might be a good plan to get a charger that can charge your camera battery off rechargable AA/Nimh cells.
