It also takes 2 CR-V3's. these are expensive but last much longer that
the AA's. What I'm hoping is for a really good Li ion battery in the
optional grip.
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On Thu, 27 Feb 2003, Maciej Marchlewski wrote:
> That's what I was going to add. When we got M**ta Dimage 7Hi at work
> my boss was realy eager to try it out. The rechargeables that came
> with the camera had to be charged so he went and bought 4 alkalines
> (or at least that's what he told me). T
Let's hope the battery life (is there a rechargable???) is as good as
Canon's.
I can get by on a day's shoot of a 340 MB microdrive filled twice on a
pair of batteries loaded up in the battery grip and using an external
flash.
Cheers.
On Thursday, February 27, 2003, at 09:25 PM,
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Dnia 27-02-2003 o godz. 2:23 Mike Johnston napisal:
it takes
> > ORDINARY AA BATTERIES... you know, the kind you can buy in
just about
> > any small shop, anywhere in the world :-)
>
> Kristian,
> I agree with this. Rechargeable NiMH batteries are efficient,
cost
> effective, and environmentall
Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Never mind the 6 megapixels, or the small size, or the newest AF
>> system in any DSLR... here's the biggest advantage of the D*ist
>> --- it takes ORDINARY AA BATTERIES... you know, the kind you can
>> buy in just about any small shop, anywhere in the world :-
Hi all,
Never mind the 6 megapixels, or the small size, or the newest AF system
in any DSLR... here's the biggest advantage of the D*ist --- it takes
ORDINARY AA BATTERIES... you know, the kind you can buy in just about
any small shop, anywhere in the world :-)
This simple thing could get more
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