There are 2008 rules for Lithium batteries - this hits laptop users as well as digital camera users.
you cannot place them in checked luggage as spares but if they are installed in a device, you can place the device in checked luggage (to the delight of airport baggage handlers - there is nothing worse that having to buy a battery for that laptop or camera you've lifted for free ;-)
there are limits to the total amount (total 25 grams content, no battery bigger than 8 grams)
they must be packed
Each spare battery must be in a separate plastic bag
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But no limits on alkaline batteries.
Thiosulfate in the baggage hold - should be no problem. Double bag and squeeze all the air out.
Film - never check. Dosage is too high. Carry on - and request hand check. Tell them its very high speed film.
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