A couple of questions

[polvoronn]

I have a Canon A60 and ....

1) I really need to pick up some rechargable AA NiMH batteries. I see
packages like this
([url]http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2938393577&category=43 445[/url]
) on ebay. What do you guys think of it? Is there anything I should watch
out for when buying rechargable batteries?

2) I want to be able to view my pictures on my dvd player. The dvd player
I ahve now cannot read jpeg images, so I thought I'd make vcds out of them.
I don't need crystal clear quality as much as I need compatibility so I
thought that the vcd would be a good choice (my images are mostly 1048x746
and they looked great when I viewed them on my tv straight from the camera).
Should I go ahead and just make it in vcd form, or is there a better way of
going about this?

tia,
Paolo

[Don Coon]

"polvoronn" <REMOVEpolvoronn@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I have a Canon A60 and ....
>
> 1) I really need to pick up some rechargable AA NiMH batteries. I see
> packages like this
>

([url]http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2938393577&category=43 445[/url]

> ) on ebay. What do you guys think of it? Is there anything I should

watch

> out for when buying rechargable batteries?

I just bought the A60 as a backup to my 10D. The A60 is a great little
camera.
The charger you refer to looks exactly like one I bought at Wal-Mart with 4
1800mah batteries for $16.82 -- $17.83 after sales tax. Works well.

If you need 16 AAs, the Ebay would be cheaper than buying from Wal-mart by
about $2. Personally, I get by with two sets of batteries. Three sets are
OK but 4 sets are excessive -- IMHO. Also the Ebay batteries are no-names.

>
> 2) I want to be able to view my pictures on my dvd player. The dvd

player

> I ahve now cannot read jpeg images, so I thought I'd make vcds out of

them.

> I don't need crystal clear quality as much as I need compatibility so I
> thought that the vcd would be a good choice (my images are mostly 1048x746
> and they looked great when I viewed them on my tv straight from the

camera).

> Should I go ahead and just make it in vcd form, or is there a better way

of

> going about this?
>
> tia,
> Paolo

You can go both ways on this one. DVD players capable of playing Jpegs are
cheap -- like $50 for an Apex 1100W at Wal-Mart. Saves you lots of time. On
the other hand, I used to burn VCDs using Ulead's DVD PictureShow. It gives
you great flexibility in setting up slide shows and better presentation.
But, alas, I found it's not really worth the effort after the novelty wears
off : )

Good Luck!

[Tony Cooper]

On Fri, 11 Jul 2003 02:45:00 GMT, "polvoronn"
<REMOVEpolvoronn@hotmail.com> wrote:

>I have a Canon A60 and ....
>
>1) I really need to pick up some rechargable AA NiMH batteries. I see
>packages like this
>([url]http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2938393577&category=43 445[/url]
>) on ebay. What do you guys think of it? Is there anything I should watch
>out for when buying rechargable batteries?
>

It's a good deal price-wise. I pay $10 for a pair of 2000 mAh NiMH
batteries at Wolfe Camera. I bought a smart charger at Radio Shack
for $16.00. I rotate 3 pair of batteries, so I've invested $46.00.
The eBay offer is $54.50 (with postage) and you get 16 batteries plus
the charger.


--
Tony Cooper aka: [email]tony_cooper213@yahoo.com[/email]
Provider of Jots, Tittles, and Oy!s

That charger is a good charger - Sold in UK as Hama Delta 2/4 Charger

Uses Negative Delta V Sensing to end the charge cycle & switch to trickle


"polvoronn" <REMOVEpolvoronn@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:MwpPa.407943$ro6.9850699@news2.calgary.shaw.c a...

> I have a Canon A60 and ....
>
> 1) I really need to pick up some rechargable AA NiMH batteries. I see
> packages like this
>

([url]http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2938393577&category=43 445[/url]

> ) on ebay. What do you guys think of it? Is there anything I should

watch

> out for when buying rechargable batteries?
>
> 2) I want to be able to view my pictures on my dvd player. The dvd

player

> I ahve now cannot read jpeg images, so I thought I'd make vcds out of

them.

> I don't need crystal clear quality as much as I need compatibility so I
> thought that the vcd would be a good choice (my images are mostly 1048x746
> and they looked great when I viewed them on my tv straight from the

camera).

> Should I go ahead and just make it in vcd form, or is there a better way

of

> going about this?
>
> tia,
> Paolo
>
>

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