If the dry cabinet had any such effect on batteries then users in moderate climate zones would not have much fun with their cameras ...
If in doubt, consult the camera manual under 'Storage'.
Don't use third party batteries. Buy the original ones. They are no doubt more expensive but afterall batteries are the most important component of a DSLR
Don't use third party batteries. Buy the original ones. They are no doubt more expensive but afterall batteries are the most important component of a DSLR
I beg to differ. For alkaline or the older generation nickel based batteries, 3rd party batts does a lousy job. May leak or explode and cause damage.
But the same may not be said about lithium based batteries. 3rd party batteries are much better than name brand ones, if you factor in cost. Of course, buy the the more reputable ones. For the best bang for your buck, buy online from eBay sellers with good feedback scores. Of coz in real life applications, these batteries may not carry the capacity that is stated, but still works good.