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Battery life on D7200
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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 487632" data-attributes="member: 9240"><p>WiFi is a battery killer, though I believe the D7200 operates differently than other cameras like my Sony a6000 where an already dismally performing battery can get chewed down like lightning with the wrong settings. </p><p></p><p>The D7200 has the same battery as every Nikon I own (that's a lot), with the D750 being the closest in features, and I can routinely shoot several hundred to 1000 shots without replacing the battery. I recently had my D7100 on a tripod for 3 days shooting a nest of bluebirds fledging and while I replaced the battery in the Sony 9 times in that time (they were triggered together) I only had to replace the D7100 battery once, and that was more precautionary after 2 days and at least 1300 shots than something necessary. </p><p></p><p>LCD brightness and review time will definitely impact, as will shooting in Live View. I never turn my camera off and see no battery drain even after a week of non-use. If it's laid down on something soft realize that partial depression of a button can cause the camera to never go into a rest state, so while it will be slow the battery will drain because viewfinder LEDs will be lit.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 487632, member: 9240"] WiFi is a battery killer, though I believe the D7200 operates differently than other cameras like my Sony a6000 where an already dismally performing battery can get chewed down like lightning with the wrong settings. The D7200 has the same battery as every Nikon I own (that's a lot), with the D750 being the closest in features, and I can routinely shoot several hundred to 1000 shots without replacing the battery. I recently had my D7100 on a tripod for 3 days shooting a nest of bluebirds fledging and while I replaced the battery in the Sony 9 times in that time (they were triggered together) I only had to replace the D7100 battery once, and that was more precautionary after 2 days and at least 1300 shots than something necessary. LCD brightness and review time will definitely impact, as will shooting in Live View. I never turn my camera off and see no battery drain even after a week of non-use. If it's laid down on something soft realize that partial depression of a button can cause the camera to never go into a rest state, so while it will be slow the battery will drain because viewfinder LEDs will be lit. [/QUOTE]
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