Battery life varies, depending on the model of the
camera you own and the number of features you use.
For example, if your camera has image stabilization,
more power is used when you enable the feature. When
you power up the camera, an icon appears that indicates
the state of the battery charge. Most cameras issue
some kind of warning when you??™re about to exhaust the
battery. There??™s nothing more frustrating than running out
of battery power when you??™re photographing beautiful
scenery. If your camera uses alkaline batteries, carry a
spare set with you. If your camera uses a rechargeable
lithium ion battery, purchase an extra battery and
keep the fully charged spare in your camera bag.
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Your camera may have an option to auto-rotate images taken in portrait format
90 degrees. Your camera may also have the option to record movies. The size
and frame rate of movies varies, depending on the camera model. Most digital
cameras record movies with a frame size of 320 ?— 240 pixels and a frame rate of
15 to 30 fps (frames per second), while high-end digital cameras may feature the
option to record movies with a frame size of 640 ?— 480, with a frame rate of up
to 60 fps.
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