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Extending Battery Life

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• Never use batteries of different chemistries (for example, a Lithium and NiMH battery), brands, or ages. This can cause erratic camera behavior, as well as battery leakage. Always use two identical batteries of the same chemistry, brand, and age. • The performance of all batteries will decrease as the temperature drops. For best performance in cold environments, use Energizer Lithium AA batteries. NiMH batteries may also provide acceptable low-temperature performance. To improve the performance of all battery types, keep the camera and/or batteries stored in a warm inside pocket when in a cold environment. Extending Battery Life Here are some tips for extending battery life: • Turn off the Image Display and use the viewfinder instead when framing pictures and video. Leave the Image Display off whenever possible. • Change the Live View at Power On setting in the Setup Menu to Live View Off, so that your camera does not power on in Live View (see Live View at Power On on page 88). • Change the Display Brightness setting in the Setup Menu to Low, so that the Image Display consumes less power when in Live View (see Display Brightness on page 86). • Minimize the use of flash by setting your camera to Auto Flash, instead of Flash On (see Setting the Flash on page 40). • Use zoom only when necessary to minimize moving the lens (see Using Zoom on page 38). 144 HP Photosmart M415 User's Manual

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HP Photosmart M415 User’s Manual
Never use batteries of different chemistries (for example,
a Lithium and NiMH battery), brands, or ages. This can
cause erratic camera behavior, as well as battery
leakage. Always use two identical batteries of the same
chemistry, brand, and age.
The performance of all batteries will decrease as the
temperature drops. For best performance in cold
environments, use Energizer Lithium AA batteries. NiMH
batteries may also provide acceptable low-temperature
performance. To improve the performance of all battery
types, keep the camera and/or batteries stored in a
warm inside pocket when in a cold environment.
Extending Battery Life
Here are some tips for extending battery life:
Turn off the Image Display and use the viewfinder instead
when framing pictures and video. Leave the Image
Display off whenever possible.
Change the
Live View at Power On
setting in the
Setup
Menu
to
Live View Off
, so that your camera does not
power on in
Live View
(see
Live View at Power On
on
page 88).
Change the
Display Brightness
setting in the
Setup Menu
to
Low
, so that the Image Display consumes less power
when in
Live View
(see
Display Brightness
on page 86).
Minimize the use of flash by setting your camera to
Auto
Flash
, instead of
Flash On
(see
Setting the Flash
on
page 40).
Use zoom only when necessary to minimize moving the
lens (see
Using Zoom
on page 38).