New Batteries for Canon SX600

 

I replaced the batteries in my Nikon 610 and found it was 9 years old and that now it works like it always did. I had no clue how old the Canon SX600 is and when I ran a search of past posts and up popped a post with the photo below.

I read the post, and it found a setting on the old camera I had forgotten about (really).

The setting takes 8 bursts, each photo is different scenes of same photo. What we do not use, we lose!

 

Can you guess what might appear soon on the MadSnapper blog?

 Will there be 8 photos of something ODD? 

Do you think it is ODD that I post what I buy, or is it ODD I took 4 photos of the scene from my lap? 

Am I Odd?

I certainly hope so.

Well DUH! Who knew?

 

this is my Nikon Coolpix 610 purchased in 2015. It is now 9 years old. Some of you will remember I turned over a cup of hot chocolate and the camera was under the table in the chair and had cocoa running down it. See prior post Chocolate Waterfall.

A year ago, I put the camera away because the photos were not a clear, and sometimes it refused to work at all. I did not want to pay for repairs on and old camera. 

I saw a bird I wanted to show you, and could not get it with the cell phone. After looking at the price of a new zoom camera I dug this one out, to see if it worked and the batteries were dead. After recharge it still refused to come on, but if I wiggled the screen it would for a take a clear pic then a few blurry pics.. DUH! all it needed was a new battery. Bob said if the batteries are the original, how old is the camera 2nd DUH!  

It turns out batteries have a shelf life.... who knew??? Bob Knew!

I BOUGHT A NEW BATTERY, in fact TWO batteries since 1 was 15.00 and 2 were 17.00.  

PS, yes I took these photos and that IS THE TINY CHRISTMAS Tree still out and it is Feb 21 and NOW we wait for that bird to reappear.

PS again, I like the cell better because it auto puts the photos in Google Photo Folder. Bah hum bug on USB cords to upload in computer and then move to the cloud.  I will if I have to ha ha

You can see how the camera takes pictus over at Beaus Blog Fourpaws Today

Happy Dance!!!!

I got a full refund of the 204.00 dollars from the repair that was a repair gone awry and to replace it, I went with the Crossover Camera which is almost DSLR with out changing lens, a few steps above point and shoot and this one has the ability to zoom further out than my long lens on the Rebel DSLR.

Very lightweight, which is great for Old Creaky Hands that tremble.... I chose he Nikon because of the features it had that the Canon Crossover did not have.
 . Since 2002 I have had 2 Kodak, 3 Canon and 2 Nikon.. spreading the love and they all take super photos. I now have 3 working cameras to PLAY with. After 13 years of digital.....

 Camera number Seven is in the house