Kodak Camera Batteries
Available in all different shapes and sizes, Kodak camera batteries are most commonly of the Lithium-iron (Li-ion) cell variety. Choosing official Kodak batteries over unbranded competitors may seem trivial on the outside, but Kodak batteries are guaranteed to offer a longer life, longer charge times and safety, which discount varieties cannot offer.
Having a spare camera battery means that even if your camera runs out of charge while you are out and about, you can swap out a fresh one and be ready to go once again. When choosing your Kodak camera battery for use with your digital camera, there are a few key considerations to think about.
Lithium ion or not Lithium ion?
Lithium ion batteries are the best type for digital cameras , as they last a lot longer and do not lose maximum charge over time, even with many recharges. If you want to go with older types such as AA rechargeable batteries , be aware that in exchange for a cheaper initial cost you will experience much lower power performance than a Lithium ion version, especially in power hungry cameras with lots of extra features.
In the long run, Lithium Ion batteries work out cheaper than standard ones, but standard batteries may still be the best option for someone on a very strict immediate budget. The most expensive method of power are disposable batteries, as they need to be bought every time they run out of charge.
Charging Kodak camera batteries
Charging batteries should be done when they are empty or almost empty, rather than for mere convenience. This is because continuous overcharging can cause a decay of the maximum level of power the battery can hold, resulting in lower full charges. This may be inconvenient, but it allows your product to last a lot longer in the long run.