Will 1.2V AA batteries work on the camera?

My Digital Camera uses 1.5V "AA" batteries ,
But the recharging NiMH "AA" batteries are 1.2V.
Will they still work ?

Digital cameras consume high power due to its LCD screen. So all the digital camera manufatures recommends the use of NiMH batteries. It can hold more than 2500 mAh. at a voltage of 1.2 V. It is absolutely fine to use 1.2V high capacity batteries in digital camera.

I put them in my digital camera and it works fine

I'm p retty sure. make sure you use digital though they last more.

Most rechargeable batteries are 1.2v or 1.25v.
They are designed to work in equipment that requires AA or 1.5v batteries.
They are rated @1.2v to allow for "overcharge" which can occur as the battery gets older. its the amp rating or " ah" rating, the higher the better and longer lasting. 2200mah is good, any higher is great.
for digital cameras try to use over 2200mah as the colour screen chews enormous power the batteries.

I put them in my digital camera (Kodak Z740) and it works fine.
But now a days i have shifted onto chargeable 1.2v AA batteries to cut on costs.

Like wildhammer said, you want heavy duty batteries for digital cameras. Look for AA batteries that clearly state 2100mAh (or a higher number), or that clearly state that they're good for digital cameras. With a lot of cameras, ordinary batteries will only last for a couple of shots.

They will work. A lot of professionals use rechargable NiMH batteries. I have never heard of any problem. Anything from 1850 on and up will be ok.