In a conventional DSLR the viewfinder is optical, while in a mirrorless it is electronic, so it\u2019s almost inevitable that the battery will not last that long. Just by way of example, I currently have two cameras \u2013 Fuji X-T2 and Fuji X-E3 \u2013 and four batteries: two original from Fuji and two third-party batteries as mentioned earlier. I know of photographers who actually have and carry 6, 7 or 10 batteries with them. It is true that when a battery weighs about 45 grams, carrying four or five inside the pockets doesn\u2019t cause any inconvenience, which no longer happens when we think of carrying the same number of batteries for a DSLR. If you are against the idea of carrying a fleet of batteries and just want to improve the responsiveness of the original and eventually one or two you may buy, here are some suggestions to improve your experience.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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