Q. Any ideas what the average battery life is on the s20? I've been looking online and I'm getting conflicting reports. some say it lasts about an hour, others say upto 4 hours.. confusing....
A. try to search in toshiba.com
video&electronics -> camcorders
video&electronics -> camcorders
how much battery life should I expect out of most standard p and s cameras?
Q. Looking for a used video/still camera. I am wondering how much battery life to expect in video mode before the battery runs out. I know it varies greatly, but I need to know what I should look for?
A. It depends on the camera - I think you already know this. Look for the highest "milli amp hours" (mAH) rating on the battery. More amp hours = more power stored in the battery. They will all be around the same. If it is that much of a concern, just get an optional rechargeable battery from the manufacturer and have it charged and ready to go. When the one in the camera is drained, replace it (and, if possible, start recharging it).
Point and shoot cameras are designed to capture still images - and can do that well. Video (and audio) is is "convenience feature". Don't expect much and you'll have great video. Expect the camera to behave like a camcorder and plan to be disappointed.
If the battery that comes with the previously owned camera you get came with the camera when it was new, it will not have as long of a image capture life as a new battery. Li-Ion batteries have a lot less of the "memory effect" (NiCads can have a huge memory effect), but over time, they all lose their ability to fully recharge like when they were new.
Point and shoot cameras are designed to capture still images - and can do that well. Video (and audio) is is "convenience feature". Don't expect much and you'll have great video. Expect the camera to behave like a camcorder and plan to be disappointed.
If the battery that comes with the previously owned camera you get came with the camera when it was new, it will not have as long of a image capture life as a new battery. Li-Ion batteries have a lot less of the "memory effect" (NiCads can have a huge memory effect), but over time, they all lose their ability to fully recharge like when they were new.
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