Battery & Charger
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What a refreshing change,
and something we should have seen from Digital Camera
manufacturers a long time ago. Ni-MH battery packs.
The camera is supplied with one battery rated at 1400mAh
per battery, these batteries seem to keep going and
going and are good for at least 200 shots (with LCD).
(UPDATED: confrimed only one battery
supplied)
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The battery also comes
with a soft rubbery pouch to keep it clean and safe
from accidental dents, scratches, and more importantly
shorting of the power contacts.
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The supplied CA-PS200
is a universal 100/240V charger can fast charge the
above batteries within about an hour after that it's
trickle charging the battery. There's also a refresh
button which will discharge the battery before charging
it. An adapter which plugs into the side of the charger
turns it into the an AC adapter for the camera, the
other end of the adapter fits into the battery compartment
in the camera. (You can only either supply the camera
with power or charge a battery, not both at the same
time)
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Compact Flash
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At least Canon have seen fit to supply
their camera with a fairly sensible sized CF card
capable of storing:
High Res: 40
images in FINE mode, 80 images in NORMAL, 7 images
in CCD RAW (1.9Mb per image).
Low res:
100 images in FINE mode, 190 images in NORMAL.
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Cables and Connectors
The camera comes supplied with
serial cable connectors for both PC and MAC, a video output connector
for your TV / VCR and a nifty power supply cable which connects
to the camera via a 'dummy battery' which goes inside the battery
compartment.
Lens cap (AKA Flying Saucer)
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The camera comes with
this oddly shaped lens cap (to go with the oddly shaped
barrel) covers the whole front of the barrel, including
the optical viewfinder and low-light focus assist
lamp. The only criticism would be that an elasticated
retaining string would have been useful.
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