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just fumbled and dropped my camera’s battery. it fell apart bc of the point of impact and idk if putting it back together and using it is safe enough. rip 😭

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omg nooooo whattt 
when did this happen?? tbf i would’ve saved my camera over myself too 😭

oh noooo - Did you here I fell in RMNP and dropped my Canon R5, 400mm/2.8 fixed lens and huge tripod - I let my body take the damage so that my camera could bounce off my knee on the way down....it appears to be ok, but I was not for 2 weeks. 
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yeah, that's what i thought. i'm scrapping it.

Since it’s probably made of lithium, I wouldn’t risk it leaking inside the camera and damaging it.

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ya bro 🥲now if i closed it and put it in the camera, it gets stuck in there unless i press the battery a certain way and try to remove it. 

NEVER DOING THAT AGAIN THO

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the typical nikon li-ion battery. i have two left, but one of them is the oldest one that came with the camera 6 years ago and not very reliable, specially in winter.

ouch! what kind is it?

also, tell me you have extra batteries