On Fri, April 15, 2005 13:23, Keith Green said:
> Surely, to compare the AAs ypu can only quote the
> capacity for 2 cells, as the other two will be wired
> in series to give 3 volts, the same as the CR2.
> This would give you worst/best cases of 1400mAh/6500mAh
> for your calculations.
That is c
--- Stefan Gerris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> To optimize battery life, don't use the camera's
> built in flash, don't
> play around with AF and don't keep the shutter
> button pressed half-way for
> too long before taking the shot, keep your batteries
> warm (20'C)...
... and if you have it, kee
Stefan Gerris wrote:
Hi David,
What experiences have people had in terms of battery
life when using a battery grip? Do the 4 AA batteries
last longer than the 2 CR2 lithiums?
Well, I never used CR2 Li's in my EOS30 with BP300. Used 4 AA's straight
from the beginning. But there's an easy answer to
Hi David,
> What experiences have people had in terms of battery
> life when using a battery grip? Do the 4 AA batteries
> last longer than the 2 CR2 lithiums?
Well, I never used CR2 Li's in my EOS30 with BP300. Used 4 AA's straight
from the beginning. But there's an easy answer to your question:
2005 8:17 PM
> To: eos@a1.nl
> Subject: EOS 300V battery pack
>
> Hi all,
>
> What experiences have people had in terms of battery life
> when using a battery grip? Do the 4 AA batteries last longer
> than the 2 CR2 lithiums? I have a 300V and the batteries cost
>
Hi all,
What experiences have people had in terms of battery life when using a
battery grip? Do the 4 AA batteries last longer than the 2 CR2
lithiums? I have a 300V and the batteries cost me $20 every 20 odd
films. I'm thinking about the BP220 battery grip, but is this going to
buy me any more ba
