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cinematography Charging Camera Batteries on Set

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You either have a power source or you don't.

You can have a generator.

You can use some photovoltaic thing.

Maybe use the car's battery.

Depending on how long you're staying, sometimes the best solution is simply to buy another pair of batteries.
 
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Solar Charging Pad - maybe you can find a battery charger that takes a USB power supply. I didn't see such a charger, but only took a quick look. I bet there is one, somewhere.

Meanwhile, you can get a battery charger that plugs into a vehicle's cig-lighter: linkage :)

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Also a lot of campgrounds now have power sources for the campers. Not sure if yours does though. Im filming a movie on a campground and they have full hook ups on all the sites (water, power, etc) but maybe if they have a hookup you can just ask to use their power.
 
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