tips-accessories, canon a20 review
Why would anyone use regular batteries?
If you are that rich, give it to the poor.
If you only use this camera occassionally
(e.g. 30 photos / trip), then you can
buy those cheap $10 Nimh charger.
For heavy usage, 1600mah Nimh is a
must. My config is - Maha 204f 3 hour
charger. 3 sets of Nexcell 1600mah batteries
+ 1 set of Maha 1600mah Powercell batteries.
2 sets of the Nexcell batteries last more than
200 photos with heavy LCD usage and flash.
1 set of Nexcel and the other Maha batteries
only last 30 to 60 photos before it die.
So it's a matter of luck how well you batteries
perform.
With LCD off, you basically can take photos
indefinitely.
The nimh batteries will lost around 1% power/day, faster
if warmer, slower if cooler.
It happens to all nimh batteries.
You can buy the batteries from thomas-distributing.com
I paid US$70 for my 4 sets plus 1 Maha fast charger. They
give you lots of free junks (one is a free table
cleaning cloth). It's free. It's better than nothing.
Date | 2001:06:30 22:20:04 | Make | Canon |
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Model | Canon PowerShot A20 | Width | 1600 |
Height | 1200 | Flash | Fired |
Focal | 16.2 mm | Exposure | 1/60 |
F Number | 4.8 | Metering | Multi-segment |
Compensation | 0 | Hyperfocal | 12.01 m |
File Size | 786 kB |