Saturday, January 06, 2007
What does mAh mean when it comes to digital camera batteries?
mAh stands for Milliamp Hour, a technical term for how much power a particular battery will hold. Digital camera batteries with higher mAh values theoretically last longer without requiring a recharge, allowing you to take more photographs before you have to replace your batteries.
It is recommended when placing batteries in a digital camera that their mAh values match. Otherwise, it is possible that one lesser mAh battery will drain before the others, causing extra strain on the remaining batteries or causing your digital camera to not work until all batteries are replaced.
from: http://malektips.com/digital_camera_battery_0007.html
Just remember, the higher ALWAYS the better (and more expensive!)
It is recommended when placing batteries in a digital camera that their mAh values match. Otherwise, it is possible that one lesser mAh battery will drain before the others, causing extra strain on the remaining batteries or causing your digital camera to not work until all batteries are replaced.
from: http://malektips.com/digital_camera_battery_0007.html
Just remember, the higher ALWAYS the better (and more expensive!)
# posted by Brando @ 3:02:00 AM 
