Hi, Bill, Valid points, all. My acquaintance (I'm not calling him a friend, because I don't much like him - and not because he uses N****, either) tends to use the LCD screen, and shoot as fast as the body allows him, for one or two seconds at a time, then edit on the fly. Wouldn't take long to shoot several hundred exposures that way. No wonder he has to take a spare battery with him.
William Robb wrote: > > My little Canon DigitoyCam uses a fairly robust litioum ion > battery that was originaly designed for camcorder use. As long > as I stay away from using the LCD screen (which is pretty > useless anyway), the battery life is several hundred exposures. > Batteries for it are about CAN$100.00. > > William Robb -- "The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist fears it is true." -J. Robert Oppenheimer
