Digital camera batteries

Written by Jakob Jelling


By Jakob Jelling http://www.snapjunky.com

Every device needs a driving force to operate, just as every living thing needs a heart to keep it alive! Basically electric power does this job for any kind of devices nowadays. Similarly for any digital camera too, a good battery is necessary in order to ensure an excellent performance from it as long as possible. Being such a crucial task as if searching for a good heart for a human being, perhapsrepparttar most tedious thing about digital cameras isrepparttar 116153 quest for their battery consumption and thereby finding a suitable one for any particular one. Yet a basic overview regarding this so important component of a digital camera makesrepparttar 116154 ventures ofrepparttar 116155 users somewhat less complicated and makes life easier with a proper selection ofrepparttar 116156 battery!

Leaving asiderepparttar 116157 ever power thirsty LCD screens and flashes,repparttar 116158 digital cameras themselves exhaust batteries much faster than film cameras, due to their state ofrepparttar 116159 art electronic designs and intricate circuitry. Many digital cameras run from AA cells, around 4, and can even drain a set of alkaline cells in less than 1 hour of working! For example,repparttar 116160 Kodak DC120 draws about 210mA during start or switch ON, but progresses to around 1.3A withrepparttar 116161 association ofrepparttar 116162 LCD fully working and can go ahead to about 2.1A while picture taking and after it too.

With all these nightmares regardingrepparttar 116163 batteries ofrepparttar 116164 digital cameras, it is worthwhile to analyze and reveal some ofrepparttar 116165 available batteries forrepparttar 116166 digital cameras in an effort to explore area of power consumption in this fantastic device. Coming to first one of these, like its great name suggests, it isrepparttar 116167 Li-ion (Lithium Ion). It is one ofrepparttar 116168 latest cell types available to digital camera users. This has many advantages to its credit. It is light in weight and currently available for many commercial uses and thus being sorepparttar 116169 Li-ion (Lithium Ion) battery type is becoming quite popular. This has an added advantage of being able to endow with more power than any ofrepparttar 116170 other main cell types available. It is also free fromrepparttar 116171 problems of memory effect, hat some battery types do have, and maintenance is least in this type of battery. These are but real goodies about this Li-ion (Lithium Ion) battery. Yet it has one major disadvantage, that is,repparttar 116172 price is usually significantly higher than conventional batteries, due to its sophisticated design and technology.

Hints And Tips On Scrapbooking Baby’s “Firsts”

Written by Elaine Clay


It is true to say that a lot of people begin to getrepparttar scrappin’ bug after their child/children are born and usually their first attempt at scrapbooking is making a baby album.

Having a child is one ofrepparttar 116152 most important events in our lives and baby’s first year is a busy, lively, ever changing journey of discovery. It is full of important milestones…

No wonder then, as parents we want to capture and record all those many memorable moments - preserving them in scrapbooks is a great way to safely keep and cherish those memories for years to come.

One timeless and extremely popular baby scrapbooking idea is to make an album that consists of ‘firsts’. This is a relatively easy and flexible theme to follow, especially for someone new to scrapbooking and is a great way to create enchanting baby scrapbooks.

This kind of album usually consists of a scrapbook arranged in chronological order with individual layouts showing special and notable moments in your baby’s life.

New babies are so photogenic it’s hard to resist capturing allrepparttar 116153 big and little things that make up their day-to-day lives.

No doubt you will have lots of pictures to sort through – so here’s a small list of ‘firsts’ to give you some ideas for organizing your photos:

-- sleep/nap -- bottle/breast feed -- diaper change -- dressed in their first outfit -- ride in a car seat -- smiles -- bath -- trip out inrepparttar 116154 buggy -- solid food -- teeth -- sitting up -- drinking from a cup -- feeding him/herself -- crawling -- walking withrepparttar 116155 furniture -- steps/walking on their own -- hair cut -- halloween -- Christmas

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