Digital camera shows the battery with new battery?

I have a Kodak DX6440 digital camera. I just put new batteries that are charged full and low battery display. I know that the batteries are good, because just leave the charger, I tried other two just to make sure it was not defective batteries but still do. The high voltage batteries are especially designed for digital cameras. Please serious answers, not "there is something wrong with your camera, because it is obvious. Only answer if you know what can be ….

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Heavy Blanket $8.37 2012 release by this trio led by Dinosaur Jr.’s J. Mascis. Legend has it that J. took a sabbatical in 1984 from his Hardcore band Deep Wound to start something new, something slower, something louder. Hooking up with Johnny Pancake and Pete Cougar, he formed Heavy Blanket. But before the trio could record any of their music, a series of unfortunate accidents caused the band to split. In 2011, …

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Hype [VHS] $2.98 This hip look at the Seattle music scene of the past decade treats the hype with bemused humor but treats the music with respect. Packed with witty interviews with band members, record execs, and Seattle music aficionados, much of the film places a welcome spotlight on the bands that didn’t become part of the national “grunge” phenomenon and scores of live clips and rare recordings show that “th…

Once $4.19 Winner of the World Audience Award at Sundance, Once starts out as a small-scale romance, like Before Sunrise, before arriving somewhere unexpected. An Irish busker (Glen Hansard, the Frames and The Commitments) meets a Czech flower seller (Markéta Irglová) while singing on the streets of Dublin. (In the credits, they’re listed as Guy and Girl.) She likes what she hears and lets him know. Turns …