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Jul 06, 2005 22:27 |  #16
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Also, I know this is rambling on, but are the batteries for the 300D and 20D the same?

They do NOT use the same battery.. I have had both the 300D and the 20D. From my experience.... they 20D battery is amazing compared to my 300D. I shoot a lot of go days w/o recharge. I have not found the need to a battery grip or extended battery.


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Jul 06, 2005 22:42 as a reply to  @ MadMesh's post |  #17

MadMesh wrote:
They do NOT use the same battery.. I have had both the 300D and the 20D. From my experience.... they 20D battery is amazing compared to my 300D. I shoot a lot of go days w/o recharge. I have not found the need to a battery grip or extended battery.


Funny...I thought they both used the BP 511. I've read elsewhere that a BP 512 can also be used in the Rebel/300D. The XT uses a smaller battery.


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Jul 06, 2005 22:48 |  #18

the 20D can use BP-511 or BP-511a. The 300D uses BP-511 (I never tried 511a in 300d, but i thought the only difference between the 2 is capacity? :confused: )




  
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Jul 06, 2005 23:12 as a reply to  @ MadMesh's post |  #19

MadMesh wrote:
They do NOT use the same battery.. I have had both the 300D and the 20D. From my experience.... they 20D battery is amazing compared to my 300D. I shoot a lot of go days w/o recharge. I have not found the need to a battery grip or extended battery.

Technically you're correct, but only in the pedantic details, and your answer is misleading to a newbie. Put a 20D battery in a 300D and it'll work, and vice versa. The 20D has a BP511A which is simply higher capacity, but they're 100% compatiable. I use generic 1800mah batteries, which work in both cameras - i've had a 300D and a 20D.


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