Is there a difference between the No.5 battery used in digital cameras and lithium batteries? Is there anything special?

On the first floor, the No.5 battery for the camera is NiMH, which is also rechargeable and recyclable. The voltage of No.5 Ni-MH rechargeable battery dropped obviously. When you encounter some cameras with high shutdown voltage, even if the power is sufficient, you will not be able to turn them on because the voltage can't keep up. Of course it depends on the specific model. Generally, it is no problem to take two or three hundred photos of a pair of batteries with the No.5 Ni-MH battery camera. The classic machine that works well is Canon A590, licensed 1200 yuan (if any), which is better than the 2000-yuan Canon IXUS Sony T series you saw in the advertisement. In fact, lithium batteries are the general trend, and the stability of power and voltage is fundamental. An original one, and then buy a Pinsheng or Ruineng assembled lithium battery. It's no problem to take 500 photos. One day is absolutely enough. It is ok to charge when you sleep at night. Kodak's new generation of popular telephoto Z980 has been criticized for giving up Kodak's traditional CRV3 lithium battery and switching to No.5 battery. As for the recommendation of the camera, please add, do you need a card or a telephoto, a camera for home use, good image quality or multi-function. Only others can recommend you as required.