I just got a Kodak EasyShare C743 and I wan to know if it's safe to leave it on the the...?

Question

I want to know if it's safe to leave it on the printer/charger all the time while I'm not using it,would it hurt it,like if the printer was off but still pluged up would it screw the camera up in n-e-way???? PLEZ HELP I DON'T WANT TO MESS IT UP!!!!!!!!!

Answer 1

All of the EasyShare Printer Docks contain a safety feature that prevents any damage to the battery or camera; once the battery is fully charged, the dock stops sending power to the charging component.

It is is perfectly OK to leave it on the printer dock. Just be sure to condition your battery pack every 6 months or so if you want it to last a long time. To do so, there are instructions in your user manual for the printer dock, or at the Kodak website (http://www.kodak.com), or you can call Kodak Tech Support at 1-800-235-6325.

If you visit the Kodak website, just go to Support and select your printer dock model and open the manual. Under the "Setting up your Printer" heading (usually Chapter 2), there will be a section for "Refreshing the Kodak Ni-MH rechargeable digital camera battery", which will explain the process.

I Hope this helps :)

Answer 2

It all depends. When most people think about making enlargement, they think pixels (more the better, right?). Well here's a little secret, at approximately 5 megapixel, the number of pixel become kind of moot. If you were to increase the pixel count by 2 times (say 5 to 10 mega pixel), the actual pixel count only increase in each dimension by 41% (1.41 x 1.41 === >>>> 2.0). I have owned and operated Canon 10D, Nikon D70, Fuji S2 pro (all 6 MP) and I've regularly made enlargements to 20x30 incles (wedding stuff mostly). But here's another secret, the CCD size on these digital SLR (pro) cameras are about 2.5 to 4 times larger than P&S cameras. The size of the CCD is largely responsible for digital NOISE. Smaller the ccd more digital noise you'll get. So without noise (or very low noise, the enlarge picture looks smooth and sharp). So the FINALY secret is that it isn't so much the CCD pixel count, but how you expose your CCD. If you underexpose CCD (or use high ISO setting) on your P&S camera, you will get more noise, and the noise will make you image LOOK low resolution. So make sure that you use the lowest ISO setting, and shoot wiht plenty of light (like outdoors) if you intend to enlarge. And remember - don't forget to experiment. That's the fun part of digital camera. Good Luck. === Don't forget to vote for the BEST ANSWER - please - whoever it may be. FACT: You also get +3 points when you vote for BEST ANSWER

Answer 3

I don't think it will, look in the instruction book towards the back and it will tell you how to take care of it, if it says not to DON"T, it will void your warranty

Answer 4

it might over heat from all the power and shut down so no.not all the time

Answer 5

no