really depend, coz if you are firing full power from a gn60 flash, probably around 300 times and it depletes.... but if you manage the firing power to fire at 1/64-1/32, then you can easily hit 4000-5000 shots

its about how you manage the setting and sufficient to to light up your image. another advise is... if you add those toiletbowl or demb diffusor or stofen cap... those light modifier actually slows down another 1 or 2 stop of light, making less efficient mileage from you battery

Ok...i hv to learn about this proper setting if e flash...
True, the diffusers logically do cut down light.

Thanks for e tips, appreciate it.

Just another query.... the advert says 2000mah, but down below in description it says 1900mah, saw this in a few ads.

So these are considered as 2000mah or 1900mah.
Thanks.http://www.lazada.com.my/panasonic-eneloop...t-11344378.html

This post has been edited by oldtimer05: Sep 15 2016, 10:46 AM

Look at package. Don't jump into conclusion. Clearly printed on the package it's 1900 mAh

Actually i meant this link. Package says 2000mah.. but below its 1900mah.http://www.lazada.com.my/panasonic-eneloop...an-9802745.html

Anyway thanks. Now i know that there are 1900mah and 2000mah. Need to look carefully.

Not saying that there's 2000 mAh and 1900 mAh. It could be older packaging. Fully charged would be up to 2000 mAh while minimum fully charge battery would be at 1900 mAh.

http://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/batte...ce-aa-size.html

Can refer here

there are 2000 and 1900. Clear in e ads. Also, need not go further, just saw below this thread... there is eneloop advert for 1900mah

there is not way to determine the EXACT capacity of the battery,

hence, it will sell at eg: 2000mAh, with fine print, minimum of 1900mAh, but wouldn't know the max capacity could be 1990, 2010, or 2090 or 2999 or 4000 or 5000 or 9999mAh but you know damn well it has minumum of 1900mAh... its just word play to prevent lawsuit. (selling extra no complain, selling under 1 mAh lawsuit knocking on your door)

dont go bother urself with 1900 or 2000 or 2100 declared shit. its just there is no way to determine the 'exact' capacity of every battery. there is always a +-10% error capacity.

so some shop will say its 1900 or some shop says 2000.... but with 2000, with proper management, each set (4pcs) can last an average of 4-5 years of weekly events. rm50 for 5 years investment, average one year is rm10... its cheap, dont so kira laaa..... lol