Cleaning:
When cleaning
the
camera body, use a
blower
to
gently
remove
dust
and lint,
then
wipe
gently
with
a soft,
dry
cloth. After using
the
camera at
the
beach
or
seaside,
wipe
off
any sand
or
salt using a cloth
lightly
dampened
in pure
water
and
then
dry
the
camera
thoroughly.
In
rare instances, static electricity may cause
the
LCD
displays
to
light
up
or
go
dark. This does
not
indicate a
malfunction,
and
the
display will soon
return
to
normal.
The lens and
mirror
are easily damaged. Dust and
lint
should be
gently
removed
with
a blower. When using an aerosol blower, keep
the
can
vertical
to
prevent
discharge
of
liquid.
To
remove
fingerprints
and
other
stains
from
the
lens,
apply
a small
amount
of
lens cleaner
to
a soft
cloth
and
wipe
the
lens carefully.
See
"The Low-Pass Filter"
(0358,361)
for
information
on cleaning
the
low-
pass
filter.
Lens
contacts:
Keep
the
lens contacts clean.
Do
nottouch
the
shutter
curtain:
The
shutter
curtain
is
extremely
thin
and easily
damaged.
Under
no
circumstances should you exert pressure
on
the
curtain, poke
it
with
cleaning tools,
or
subject
it
to
powerful
air currents
from
a blower. These actions could scratch, deform,
or
tear
the
curtain.
Storage:
To
prevent
mold
or
mildew, store
the
camera in a dry, well-
ventilated area.
If
the
product
will
not
be used
for
an
extended
period,
remove
the
battery
to
prevent
leakage and store
the
camera in a plastic
bag
containing
a desiccant. Do not, however, store
the
camera case in a
plastic bag,
as
this may cause
the
material
to
deteriorate.
Note
that
desiccant gradually loses its capacity
to
absorb moisture and should be
replaced at regular intervals.
~o
prevent
mold
or
mildew, take
the
camera
out
of
storage at least once a
month.
Turn
the
camera
on
and release
the
shutter
a
few
times before
putti
ng
it
away.
Store
the
battery
in a cool,
dry
place. Replace
the
terminal
cover before
putting
the
battery
away.
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