Re: Camera batteries (& other functions) in the cold?
- From: SMS 斯蒂文• 夏 <scharf.steven@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2007 10:19:01 -0800
Greg Guarino wrote:
My family and I are going there again in February, this time with a
Kodak P880 digital. I've got three rechargeable batteries for it, and
changing them is easier than on the Canon. What can I expect from
modern rechargeable batteries in the cold?
Li-Ion batteries do fine in cold weather. Alkaline and NiMH batteries suck in cold weather. With AA powered cameras you can use non-rechargeable Energizer lithium cells in cold weather, but since the P880 uses a Li-Ion battery you should be fine as far as the battery. See "http://nordicgroup.us/battery/temper.gif"; which is a graph of battery capacity versus temperature. Or go to "http://batterydata.com/"; and you can find all the information you need.
wondering about the autofocus mechanism. Any chance that might be
damaged below a certain temperature?
Most companies don't spec below 0 degrees C, but I've never had a problem with my digital cameras at below 0.
Advice?
Eat lot's of poutine.
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