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If you’ve ever had to buy a replacement or a backup battery for your digital camera, you know they aren’t cheap. And as rechargeable batteries have gotten increasingly powerful and more complex, the prevailing wisdom for extending their life actually does the very opposite! All rechargeable batteries eventually die and go to battery heaven (where we hear you can lie around in your charging cradle all day if you wanna) but follow some simple advice and your little guy will be kicking around for a while to come. Better yet, it’s a lot easier than you think! How to Take Care of Your Digital Camera Battery p.s. Want a more technical explanation? Try this Battery University article on lithium-ion cells. → See more Photo projects, DIY ideas, and Gear ← → Get it all free: Subscribe by email or RSS ← 10 Tips for Being a Greener Photographer How to Prank Your Pals Using Your Digital Camera — Long Awkward Pose Excuse me, Do You Speak Digital Camera? Published on October 5, 2006 — See more Tips
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