How many photos (no flash) on a charge? Can the display be disabled - how much effect does this have?
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I'm not sure of how many shots you would get but I have taken over 200 pictures on full charge using both display and some flash and have more than 50% remaining. Once the display is closed facing the camera it will be off but the viewfinder will be on.
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The camera that I have is a Nikon P-510 which is essentially the same as the P-600. You can turn off the display with the little button that has a tv screen symbol; this will only display in the viewfinder and not on the larger screen. Also, not using the flash would save quite a bit of battery strength. Nikon claims 330 shots per battery charge -- I'm sure that is with the full display and flash turned off. Using the larger display, shooting at the highest resolution (which I always do) would probably cut that down to about to about 100 shots or so on a full charge. I bought a spare battery so I don't have to worry about running out of charge. I am very satisfied with my coolpix -- I use it as a backup to my Nikon DSLR camera.
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Over the holidays one charge made it through several parties and gift openings with 100's of pictures, some flash, all with the display. I think it performs quite nicely on a full charge.
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The answer is not clear. I've read that it has a limit of about 70 pictures, so I bought a multi-GB USB stick that could hold hundreds of photos. At this stage I'm not sure if it is revolving all of the pictures that I have loaded on to it. There may be an internal memory limit that overrides the USB quantity.
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ok so this particular camera gives you that option? I don't have this camera. I'm looking to buy it and that's one thing that would make or break the purchase. I didn't know that's why it double flashes, thanks.
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If you hit display once it turns it off. However, you will still see your photo displayed for review after you click. To turn that off too you have to go in the menu and set review to off.
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You can totally turn off the display on the 2E. There are three brightness settings plus off. I keep mine off. Turn it on when I need to see, then off when I am done.
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Yes it does. You can also turn it off. Many times it takes as goog or better pictures without the flash...especially since it sometimes takes the flash a long time to recharge. I turn mine off a lot. It's good to have when the light is in back of your subject.
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YES!!! It will disable the built in flash even if you will not place the unit in the shoe.... Not worth it...
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Ours died after 338 photos - The CCD (part that inputs images behind lens) is dead - Return it if you can, warranty it if you can, otherwise its trash.
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Hi Peter,There are two card slots on it to hold many more pictures than former models. How many photos it stores depends on the size of cards you put in it. It is roughly 1,000 photos between the SD and the compact flash slots. Thanks for your interest!
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No delay on snapping pics if you turn off the review. Some settings may have a little. I am happy with the battery life. I snapped about 200 pics with flash at a 3 hour reception and still had battery life left to take plenty of nature pics on a hike the next day.
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Quite frankly, I have not used it since the update. However, I do not see how the upgrade would affect it. The device is simply taking a picture of the photo/slide/negative. The conversion should straight fwd. but Apple and it's constant changes may have affected that part.
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You can turn the slideshow off, so it only displays a single file. I might shop around a bit more to find a frame with a little better viewing angle. This is good for photos at a glance, but video won't look great because the viewing angle isn't the best.
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Question is in 2 parts: 1. Yes, you can turn the OIS off. 2. Resulting in sharper pictures - not in my experience, I think the OIS is a great aid to sharper pictures compared to not using it.
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I have shot 200 pics before I charged the battery before. That is not using the flash. With flash, I don't know.
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Yah that's correct. This varies quite a bit though. If you only have 5 photos to load it's a lot faster than if you have 50 photos. I wouldn't consider this device lightning fast by any means but it does allow you to access the card without having to plug it into a computer which is handy in it's own right.
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I'm not sure what you're asking here. If you want to know how many pictures you can take, that depends on how big of a memory card you are using and has nothing do with the camera. If you are wanting to know about battery life, the d3 battery can last for up to 4,300 pictures between charges. If you are wanting to know about the number of pictures already taken (shutter count) of the camera being sold, you should contact the seller directly instead of posting it here because it will be different for each camera. However, DO NOT buy this camera from Wall Street Photo. They are asking for 5 times what the camera is worth!
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Honestly, I have never counted the number of pictures taken before changing batteries, but I just put new ones in and I will keep track and let you know when I hit 30+. I have already taken 16. One thing I do know, when it starts flashing, it will continue to take pictures that need a flash for an additioal 10 to 15 pictures, it just takes longer to recharge so you cant take the pictures in a fast manor. Since I do not take moving subjects, this is not a problem for me. I take pictures frequently so I will return with the number of photos taken to make the icon start to flash. I will answer again at that time. Honestly, I have never counted the number of pictures taken before changing batteries, but I just put new ones in and I will keep track and let you know when I hit 30+. I have already taken 16. One thing I do know, when it starts flashing, it will continue to take pictures that need a flash for an additioal 10 to 15 pictures, it just takes longer to recharge so you cant take the pictures in a fast manor. Since I do not take moving subjects, this is not a problem for me. I take pictures frequently so I will return with the number of photos taken to make the icon start to flash. I will answer... » Read More Honestly, I have never counted the number of pictures taken before changing batteries, but I just put new ones in and I will keep track and let you know when I hit 30+. I have already taken 16. One thing I do know, when it starts flashing, it will continue to take pictures that need a flash for an additioal 10 to 15 pictures, it just takes longer to recharge so you cant take the pictures in a fast manor. Since I do not take moving subjects, this is not a problem for me. I take pictures frequently so I will return with the number of photos taken to make the icon start to flash. I will answer again at that time. « Show Less