Originally posted by eva2000 Just something convenient - as I like to know how many photos I take per battery charge and not all photos I take from camera make it onto my computer to check the EXIF info.
that's why you have a shot counter, you can see easily, or simply note the counter number each time you change batteries. Also battery life is sooo dependant upon things like use of flash, focusing assist (K7) and photo review and how much time you play with each scene checking exposure focus etc, that I don't think it really matters. I doubt you shoot 2 successive batteries the same way.
Quote: yeah that's what i was getting at.. it might be useful for some especially with DSLR with live view and temp dependent sensor operations.
no offence intended, but isn't this going a little too far? I mean what are you going to do, wait until the sensor cools down between shots? Are you really so good or so particular, and your potential customers so particular that they either won't take a shot from you because you were 2C above their hypothetical limit of sensor temperature.
this may be one case where just because there is some data potentially available, that people are asking for it only because it is possible.
How about a challenge. Show me
Identical images, shot with Identical settings in the camera and a big difference in sensor temperature between the two, and then comment about the easily detectable differences in image quality.
Until someone shows this to be true, I will retain my opinion that it is not necessary data.