if the battery does die it writes the footage to the card so it will not become corrupted
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Yes, it does. You will not lose the last shot.
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if the battery does die it writes the footage to the card so it will not become corrupted
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IMO for workflow, best thing to do, but not rely on it. Time those batteries a few times on the duration from fully charged to completely dead (perform this a few times). Take the lowest recorded time and keep that as your marker (may decrease over time).
When you insert the fully charged battery on a shoot, set an alarm timer on your watch or your phone minus 10mins from the recorded time. Gives you security to break and switch batteries. I'd say after 10x days of shooting, you might want to confirm that recorded time again to see if the battery deteriorated from usage.
If this is a waste time and your time is valuable, I'd assume you'd have all OEM brand batteries for your backups.
\I got my battery from MZM shop today on eBay. It works fine, the only difference is you don't see the little battery picture showing the time remaining. No nag, like, dude, bad battery! Pay more! Just turned right on.
http://cgi.ebay.com/B202-Battery-Pa...721?pt=Batteries_Chargers&hash=item19c3aca419