Rechargeable CRV3 Batteries. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () Ive been using throw away CRV3 batteries with my Kodak DX6440. Im thinking about getting some rechargeable ones instead as they cost me £6 a time for the non rechargeable. My question...

Rechargeable CR-V3 with *istDS. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () Has anyone tried to use rechargeable CR-V3 batteries with their Pentax *istDS? I bought a set of Optex CamPower NiMH 2.4V 2000mAh batteries at Future Shop. Dropped them in my camera,...

alkaline AAs, rechargeable NiMH AA batteries and the non-rechargeable lithium CRV3. I suspect that if the charger inside the camera is "smart" it might display a Battery Fault error message if it detects non-NiMH batteries. I not, and you try recharging...

choice now. Yup. My Pentax *istD gets about 1250 to 1400 shots on the CRV3 batteries and about 550 to 700 shots on each charge on NiMH AA rechargeables. The difference: the CRV3 batteries cost about $20 a pop, while four NiMH AAs cost half that, and can...

are very hard to find. I just wondered if lithium non-rechargeable AA batteries and lithium rechargeable AA batteries were lighter weight than Nimh AA batteries, so a camera using lithium (rechargeable or not) AA's would make the camera lighter to carry...

and a swivel LCD viewfinder which might influence your decision. On the other hand it's heavier, and uses AA batteries which may not be supplied with the camera (so you'll have to buy AA NiMH cells and a recharger) and which are more of a nuisance...

batteries kind of puts me off though I don't rule it out completely if its really a good camera. I would prefer 2 batteries. Canon have recently brought out two new cameras, the A510- 3 MP and the A520 - 4 MP which have two batteries and they take SD memory...

they are not going to last as long as say a Lithium CRV3 battery, or better a rechargable battery. Kodak offers both Lithium as well as chargers and rechargable batteries of the type you use. Try visiting the following URL and click on the camera you own....

using NiMH rechargeable batteries. Using a lithium CRV3 battery shortens the cycle time a bit. The Kodak LS743 is a very good choice, and it uses a proprietary lithium-ion battery. Both these cameras are pocket-size, have a 3X optical zoom, and use...

as > opposed to the 3 Volts put out by the CR-V3 single-use cells. Does > anyone have any experience using these cells with this camera? >> Best, > David > According to this: > Specifications >Rechargeable CRV3 Li-ion Battery Pack > Model:...