Storing Fuji Batteries

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Right then, Fuji folk, I need a storage solution for my Fuji batteries. I have 6, maybe more. I usually have at least 2 spare in my bag, and I'd like a suitable "thing" to put them in when in my bag....

What do you all use (other than the grip...)?
 
Either the grip :-) or just bung them in a pocket on the camera bag. No explosions yet.
 
I carry my spare batteries in empty business card boxes. Dirt cheap on eBay, and very useful for a host of bits and pieces.
 
Change bags from the bank are my choice, turned inside out when they are depleted
 
Furtim said:
Either the grip :) or just bung them in a pocket on the camera bag. No explosions yet.
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My grip takes 2 batteries, have you got one that takes 6 ?

Nikon photographer said:
I used these,

https://www.tenba.com/uk/products/tools-reload-battery-2-battery-pouch.aspx
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I think the Fuji batteries are a bit smaller than Canon/Nikon DSLR units, so they may get a bit lost in there. Nice idea though, thanks.

ChrisH said:
I use these, cheap as chips and holds 3 to 4 batteries

https://www.google.co.uk/shopping/p...pxWFq2pu0ZvB-eA9-zHm-2_F7hEKaGUBoCzzsQAvD_BwE
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These look like they could do the job.. Thanks, I'll check those out.
 
Furtim said:
Nope. Mines pretty rubbish at reading minds too.
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Jelster said:
Right then, Fuji folk, I need a storage solution for my Fuji batteries. I have 6, maybe more. I usually have at least 2 spare in my bag, and I'd like a suitable "thing" to put them in when in my bag....

What do you all use (other than the grip...)?
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Have you been to Specsavers recently?
 
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Jelster said:
I usually have at least 2 spare in my bag, and I'd like a suitable "thing" to put them in when in my bag...
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Stop being a dick. I just answered your question, no need for the abuse.
 
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I have 6 batteries and if I'm taking them all I have a little compartment on the waist strap on my backpack they go in, used ones go back in the bag in a different compartment.
 
I use these (eBay listing number)

391673220591
 
The straps on 2 of my Fujis have pouches attached and they carry 4 spares between them. The other spare is in a bank bag under the 2x teleconverter. All 3 bodies take the same batteries (which is VERY handy!)
 
Furtim said:
Stop being a dick. I just answered your question, no need for the abuse.
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But you didn't.....

I mentioned that I had 6 or 7 batteries, and I said "not the grip" because I already have one.....

Furtim said:
Mines pretty rubbish at reading minds too.
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I was responding to your little bit of banter.... I apologise, I didn't realise you were so sensitive...

Furtim said:
Stop being a dick. I just answered your question, no need for the abuse.
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And I think you were actually being abusive. Now, let's park it...
 
trevorbray said:
I use these (eBay listing number)

391673220591
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Trevor, they look pretty good. As DSLR batteries are physically bigger than the Fuji ones, do they fit in the pouches OK (as it not too loose)?


yamahatdm900 said:
I have 6 batteries and if I'm taking them all I have a little compartment on the waist strap on my backpack they go in, used ones go back in the bag in a different compartment.
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Graham, I like that idea, but I don't always have a rucksack with me. I came by a Billingham shoulder bag yesterday at a very good price, and I also have another shoulder type bag.
 
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The battery holders that Trevor shows look to have Canon LP-E6 batteries like the ones I used to use in my Canon 5d. They are very similar in size although slightly fatter than the Fuji ones we use. I might take a punt on one for my everyday carrying needs.


LOL just looked at their advert too and the camera it shows looks like an X100 series :D
 
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Jelster said:
Trevor, they look pretty good. As DSLR batteries are physically bigger than the Fuji ones, do they fit in the pouches OK (as it not too loose)?




Graham, I like that idea, but I don't always have a rucksack with me. I came by a Billingham shoulder bag yesterday at a very good price, and I also have another shoulder type bag.
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Steve. Quite a good fit. Although not tight. Also used them for the 1st generation X100 batteries.
 
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