OT:digital camera battery

12/20/04, 9:30 PM #1

Sid
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OT:digital camera battery

Sid

>Hi

I just got a new digital camera and am wondering how may pictures I get of from 1 charge of the battery.

It is Panasonic 7.2 volt battery

Thanks

Sid

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12/20/04, 10:05 PM #2

JamieDonaldson
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JamieDonaldson

>There is only 1 way to find out- charge the battery and try it! There are way too many variables to give a standard answer, and it is good practice to avoid O'Tool's Law by having a back-up battery always ready to go.

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12/20/04, 11:55 PM #3

Michael Stadulis, in Gloucester County, NJ
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Get Maha PowerEx Batteries

Michael Stadulis, in Gloucester County, NJ

>I got them for my daughters digicam and they are amazing for how long they last.

Mike

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12/21/04, 2:14 AM #4

Richard Allen
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Richard Allen

>Congraduation on the new camera. What model camera did you get?

Steves Digicam http://www.steves-digicams.com/ reviews many cameras and toward the end of the conclution he usualy will indicate something about the battery life. So look-up your camera and see what he has to say.

Good Luck

Richard

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12/21/04, 2:16 AM #5

Mike Schwing from Md.
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Mike Schwing from Md.

>If you're taking still pics of woodworking, consider the A/C adapter for your cam. I use mine almost daily. Never have to worry about batteries.

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