digital cameras that were rechargeable. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () I'm looking for an older model digital camera that is rechargeable --- not one that runs on rechargeable batteries. I think the Sony Mavica (pictures stored on floppies)...

rechargable AA batteries for digital cameras. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () My daughter has a digital camera that uses AA batteries but it drains them really fast and we are tired of buying them. Can anyone recommend a brand of rechargable...

I have been looking at the Olympus Camedia C-5000 Zoom >>>Digital Camera but it has a rechargable battery. The problem with this >>>camera is that it does not use standard AA batteries so when I get to >>>town it will be a hassle to get recharged. What...

what is already printed in the manual. I tried to ask them if I can use Lithium batteries in the camera (not the rechargeable type, just the energizer light blue and silver batteries that are AA lithium batteries made specifically for digital cameras,)...

trivial. Not sure it's worth replying to. But here goes . . . I like AAs. Right now I wouldn't consider a camera without it. Living in the South, I don't have to worry about the effect that prolonged freezing temperatures have on my batteries. Rechargeable...

What can I do to have a ready camera?. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () I use rechargeable Nickel Metal Hydride batteries in my Olympus D-560 camera. And recharge on an Energizer Class 2 charger. The batteries loose their charge very quickly...

my video camera and my (no zoom) older still digital camera. Now the only requirements are decent video images and sound (at least as good as the VHS camera), a rechargeable battery, and zoom capability. I have looked on-line quite a bit but I'd like...

next shutter release...I get a blank display and dead battery indicator flashing. I called Canon Canada...and their phone rep told me that the tech behind said I need to use high milliamp output batteries. Obviously referring to rechargeable NiMH. But why...

listed in this thread and cannot see a difference in optical or digital zoom. For example, I clicked on Camera Reviews (Steve's Digicams site) and chose 6-8 MPs. It has "Zoom" but not whether its digital or optical. Also, I have a digital camera that died...

had to replace anything because it was obsolete. I've gone through three decent digital cameras in four years because it's cheaper to replace than repair. The problem isn't just cameras. I used the same manual typewriter for two decades, but I buy...