Flavio Minelli writes:
> I always get a spare battery well before the current one nears expected
> exaustion.
> I use manual focus lenses about 70% of the time, no powerzoom, no RTF so
> I guess otherwise the battery dies almost immediately.
I admit to using my 100mm macro in AF quite often (at non-macro
distances) but very rarely use the flash. The battery indicator was starting to
flash when winding.
> BTW rewinding a film on a near dead battery would be the final blow,
> probably.
I just finished a roll and I have a spare battery so I might change it before I
put the next roll in. The battery in there now has been in there since I bought
the camera so I have no idea how old it is.
Cheers,
- Dave
David A. Mann, B.E.
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