Can I put normal batteries in my digital camera?

I can't find my rechargeable battery charger, & I really need to use my camera tommorow.
Can I put normal batteries as in one time use batteries in my camera instead of rechargeable ones?

My camera is a Canon Powershot A80 if that helps .

I looked into this for you. The A80 uses four AA-sized batteries. While the rechargeable ones will normally last longer and save on costs, you can use regular AA batteries in your camera. I sometimes do the same myself, but have found that I can take a far less number of pictures using the regular batteries. So I would suggest taking you an extra set if you plan to take a lot of pictures.

Yes, you can use normal batteries.

Yes, you can use store-bought AAs (4) for this camera.

If I remember correctly, the A80 will work fine with regular batteries - *if I remember correctly (I used to sell 'em). Don't the rechargable ones look like AA's? If so, you're good to go. But, they won't last very long. Digital Camera's back then had very, very short battery life, so you may want to stock up on several sets if what you're doing is important and keep the camera shut off while you're not using it.

Yes, regular AA work just fine in my A70 camera.

yes u can, i'd use the ones for digital cams

yep

You cannot use normal batteries for digital camera,it won't lasting for one year,could only for two months and have to change again,Rechargeable batteries were different it last one and half years.