Battery How long should the battery last befor it requires a recharge?

check if they are rechargeable or alkaline batteries
alkaline batteries do not last if it requires rechargeable batteries
could be a circuit problem so if you have the right batteries , take it to a camera specialist shop for a proper diagnosis and quote

any battery with the same dimensions can be used
it will require the same mah rating or bigger but nothing smaller
the mah rating is a rating as to how long the battery will last when in use so if you fitted a 7.5 volt 100mah battery it will last longer before needing a recharge
the critical aspects are
1-- the battery has to be the same composition ( alkaline --nicad--met hydroxide etc) and
2 the voltage has to be 7.5 volts

Rechargeable battery have a limited number of recharging cycles so it may be that you require a new battery. If it is a fairly new camera I would take the camera back to the shop and ask for a replacement battery.

There is no way to revive a rechargeable battery once they go bad. Rechargeable batteries have a lifespan that is affected by how many times they have been discharged and recharged and how fully discharged they are between recharges. Most batteries will last longer if they are fully discharged before recharging and allowed to cool completely before recharging, heat being the main culprit to their longgevity. They will eventually reach a point where they will not charge anymore or if they do they will not hold a full charge for any appreciable time. The best test for the batteries ability to take a charge is to completely deplete the battery either through working it or sitting on the couch with the trigger pulled until it stops working completely, let it cool down then put it in the charger. If it charges, use it to see how long it lasts. If it dies quickly it needs to be replaced.

The device requires current compartment observations. Ascertain that bateries in compartment, cables wires are traceable to the outs, and that visible malfunct objects are least are unavilable. Perform recharge on computer devices to restore battery cell capacity. Usually depleted current requires full recharges to last an entire duration with every feature powered off to attain process. After ascertaining the restroation capacities, usually the devcie should power on after charging else the battery requires replacement an aletrnate as depleted completely.

This camera has 16MB of internal memory, so no card is required to make it work.

This has a rechargeable lithium battery. Rechargeable batteries don't last forever. Lithium batteries in particular can fail early if they are allowed to become totally discharged.

Are you sure the battery is charged? You don't say if this is the first time you have used this camera- if it is new, the battery will have to be charged before you use it. They are supplied new in an uncharged state.

Hi,

the life span of a battery depends on the cell of the life.If the battery is a genuine battery, it can last for about a day because the make of the phone you are using.

An LG phone does not normally have very strong battery life, but at least it can last for a day before recharging it.

The battery of the phone you are using i think the battery cell of the phone is weak that is while it dies so quickly, so it need a replacement.

Take care.

you must buy from lg athorised center so you can clame the warrenty, get it checked with lg care

You didn't mention whether you're using rechargeable batteries or throw-aways. If rechargeable, I recommend Ni-MH over other battery types. They hold a good charge, and can be recharged about 300 times. Your short battery life may also be due to corrosion on the battery contacts inside the camera which can prevent full power from flowing to or from the batteries. Try this free fix before you do anything else: remove the batteries and wipe the camera contacts firmly with a dry cloth (heavy corrosion may require cleaning with a wire brush, steel wool, or sandpaper). Remove any residue that may have fallen into the battery compartment during cleaning, then wipe both ends of the batteries and place them back in the camera. This cleaning clears the problem about 90% of the time. If it doesn't work for you, the camera may have a problem that requires professional repair.

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Because digital cameras require such a high amount of current it is not recommended to use Alkaline batteries. My best suggestion would be to purchase rechargeable batteries that meet the following requirements. (AA Rechargeable Batteries with a minimum of 1800mAh (or higher) Nickel MetalHydride 1.2V). or (Panasonic CR-V3 3V Lithium Battery)