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1st of October 2003 (Wed), 05:48
Hi all,
Yesterday my wife received her Canon A300.
So, she does not have to borrow my 10D anymore.
That's the good news.
After 5 minutes of playing with it, she rang me at the office saying thet the fresh Alkaline batteries that came with the camera were already gone.
No big deal, since I had 4 AA Powerex 1850 MaH rechargables ready to use. After maximum 30 minutes, the first set was empty, the second set also too half an our....
I have used these very same batteries in my previously owned Canon powershot G5 and I could take picture the whole day and then there was still power in the batteries!
The G5 has a bigger LCD and an optical zoom, which both drain more power I would say.
Is this very short battery life 'normal' for the A300?
Thanks,
Armand
Yesterday my wife received her Canon A300.
So, she does not have to borrow my 10D anymore.
That's the good news.
After 5 minutes of playing with it, she rang me at the office saying thet the fresh Alkaline batteries that came with the camera were already gone.
No big deal, since I had 4 AA Powerex 1850 MaH rechargables ready to use. After maximum 30 minutes, the first set was empty, the second set also too half an our....
I have used these very same batteries in my previously owned Canon powershot G5 and I could take picture the whole day and then there was still power in the batteries!
The G5 has a bigger LCD and an optical zoom, which both drain more power I would say.
Is this very short battery life 'normal' for the A300?
Thanks,
Armand