Charge your camera with sun rays

Monday, July 19, 2010, 17:03 [IST]

Beijing, Jul 19: Just click some snaps outdoor, your camera batteries will be charged.

Photographers will soon be able to charge their camera batteries with the rays of the sun. A team of Chinese researchers are developing solar panels to straps that would make the charging easy.

The discoverer of this idea, Weng Jie, told that this type of camera will hit the market soon and this will mark the end of wall-socket charging.

But the main drawback of this new invention is that if there is no enough sunlight, regular batteries can't be used as a substitute.

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