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Do not leave the camera in hot
places
(on
an ocean
beach in
summer,
in a
parked
car
under direct sunlight,
etc.)for a long time, because the camera, film
and
batteries
may
be adversely affected.
o
After
taking
pictures
at
the
seaside
or on
mountains,
clean the camera
thoroughly. Salt air
will
cause corrosion
and sand and dust
will
adversely affect the internal
precision parts
of the camera.
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To remove
dust and dirt on the lens and viewfinder
glass,
use an
air
blower or a soft lens brush.
lf
they are
soiled
with fingerprints, wipe
off
lightly with lens
tissue.
Remove
dust and dirt on the mirror with a
lens
brush.
o
The lens and viewfinder may
be clouded
if
the camera
is brought into a warm room from
outside
where
it is cold.
This cloudiness will
disappear soon, but
it is
always
advisable to avoid
sudden temperature changes because
water droplets will
cause
internal
corrosion.
.
lf
you
are
going
to
use
the camera for important
events
such as an overseas trip or
wedding
ceremony,
be sure to
test
it
beforehand to
make
sure
it
functions
properly.
lt is
also advisable to bring spare batteries with
you.
.
To
clean the camera exterior, wipe with a
soft
cloth.
Never
use benzine, thinner or other solvents.
<Camera Storage>
.
Keep
the camera
away from heat,
moisture
and dust.
Do not
store
it in a wardrobe drawer containing mothballs
or in a
laboratory
where there are chemicals that will
cause damage
to it.
o
lf
you
are not likely to use the camera
for
an extended
period
of
time,
remove the batteries to
prevent possible
damage by battery
leakage.
This camera
incorporates
a safety
circuit to
protect
its
microcomputer
against strong
external static
electricity.
Though
rarely, it may fail to
function when
this
safety
circuit was activated.
In
this
case,
turn on
the Main
Swich
and
push
the
RS Button on
the
camera bottom
with a fine{ipped
pen
or the like.
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