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Posted on Jun 19, 2009

My battery life is so short on my new Kodak easyshare Z1485 IS. Which battery will give me the greatest number of shorts? Does greater megapixel use more battery?

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The Z1485 requires 3.7 volts to operate properly. You will not get more than 3 volts with standard AA batteries, and worse yet with NiMH rechargeable batteries which only put out 2.4 volts. You should purchase KLIC-8000 Lithium Ion rechargeable batteries and the special charger.

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