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17 years 4 months ago #50045
by dogstar
oh wise man why is the universe so perfect?ah because symmetry loves herself.
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Hey there everyone one quick question ,im just after taking my new cannon 400d out of the box and to my pleasant suprise i see that the 400 has a bulb setting ,has anyone ran down the battery on bulb and if so how long of an exposure can the battery handle? Thanks Declan.
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17 years 4 months ago #50050
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Regards and Clear Skies,
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Replied by DaveGrennan on topic Re: cannon 400d
Oh Declan I can do a whole nights imaging on a full battery! No worries there and you can always get another battery to hold in reserve!
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17 years 4 months ago #50052
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Hi Declan, I have my 400D since June, but I have never let the shutter go that long.
You see - the colder it is, the shorter the battery life as cold really slows the battery down, so in summertime it would last that bit longer.
Anyway - I've ordered to more replica batteries form the net from, so I won't run out
Keith..
You see - the colder it is, the shorter the battery life as cold really slows the battery down, so in summertime it would last that bit longer.
Anyway - I've ordered to more replica batteries form the net from, so I won't run out
Keith..
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17 years 4 months ago #50060
by JohnMurphy
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Replied by JohnMurphy on topic Re: cannon 400d
You'll never run down the battery on a bulb exposure, unless the battery was already discharged when you clicked the shutter.
I've run exposures of up to 10 minutes, and numerous 30s+ shots all night long, and seldom have to recharge the battery until after 2 or 3 nights of shooting.
A spare battery is always handy for emergencies (like when you've started a shoot and forgotten to charge), but you'll find that you'll seldom need it if you plan ahead.
I've run exposures of up to 10 minutes, and numerous 30s+ shots all night long, and seldom have to recharge the battery until after 2 or 3 nights of shooting.
A spare battery is always handy for emergencies (like when you've started a shoot and forgotten to charge), but you'll find that you'll seldom need it if you plan ahead.
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