Battery Tips:

Like any electronic device, Digital camera battery also require batteries for power. There are two types of battery for camera batteries: the model-specific battery pack, and the standard AA/AAA sized battery.

Standard AA/AAA battery

For digital camera battery that can use AA/AA batteries, users have the option of using either rechargeable or disposable AA/AAA batteries easily available at any stores or supermarket.

Model-specific battery pack

Typically supports only a specific model of digital camea batteries and is rechargeable. After a full charge it provides a longer battery life relevant to standard AA/AAA batteries and should allow for a few hundred shots.

Notes: Battery life or the number of shots obtainable on a full charge is a function of the digital camera battery model and the capacity of the battery.

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Storage of Images in a Digital Camera Batteries

Though the procedure and options available would vary for every Digital Camera Batteries and the image editing software used, the following is an attempt to put together a few basics that would be common to all systems:

a. Make sure that the Digital Camera Batteries has battery, preferably rechargeable ones, since the LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) requires a lot of power.

b. The Digital Camera Batteries will have a slot to operate the removable storage device for the images, assuming we are dealing with one of the newer cameras. Make sure the camera power is switched off while inserting either the flash card or equivalent storage media. The card must be pushed in until it clicks into place. In case of older cameras, the storage device is built-in, and cannot be removed.

c. When the image has been captured, it may be viewed on the LCD, which is generally visible on the same side as the person taking the pictures.

d.If you do not like the picture, press the Delete button in the playback mode.

e. If you like the picture, click the Lock button in the playback mode, so that you do not accidentally erase it.

f. Most of the other features, such as zoom, flash and red-eye reduction generally work exactly the same way as with regular cameras.

g. You should remove the storage card from the Digital Camera Batteries only when the power is switched off to avoid damage to the card.

h. The next step is to transfer the digitally recorded images to a computer for editing, printing, sending off by e-mail or other purposes.