Review on 🔋 Think Tank Photo DSLR Battery Case - Black: Organize and Protect Your Camera Batteries by Dana Cardenas

Camera batteries can be a hassle to store, but the Think Tank 2 DSLR Battery Holder does the job just fine. I was looking for a no-frills way to store a couple of camera batteries in my camera bag in a simple and efficient way, no buttons, no clips, no belt loops, and this one nailed it. It uses simple and effective Velcro (Velcro, as my product label called it) to hold things together, and that simplicity is part of its appeal. It's a foldable design that can hold a pair of standard DSLR batteries when charged. , to prevent them from being lost or lost along with the contents of the bag or camera bag. And if for some reason you're changing bags, like some of us do, depending on your type of filming, an easy way to grab it and go is. In my case I needed to find the best solution to carry a pair of Nikon EN-EL14 Lithium Ion backup batteries and it works great. These batteries come with a handy little plastic cover to protect the contacts, but what happens if that little cover gets lost or misplaced, which can happen so easily? During use, I've found an easy way to keep track of which cell is ready: when the battery is charged and ready to use, it's stacked. If it's empty then it goes up with the contact page so I can immediately understand which one is ready. And being able to work in the field without being distracted from finding the right battery is a relief. For those who need more battery storage, there is the Think Tank 4 Battery Holder, which is similar but fits four DSLR batteries as standard. Camera body dimensions. Thanks to my experience with the 2-battery holder, this holder ended up at the top of my wish list, and I've already found a use for the double-battery holder with the larger one: every bag fits in it easily. two batteries for my BlackBerry Curve and if you own one of these smartphones you know they use more power than the most power hungry DSLRs. It is highly recommended to use one of these Think Tank DSLR battery holders.6/24/2012