Owner's Manual

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Table Of Contents

Camera

body

lens,

mirror,

and

'viewfinder

Caring

for the

Camera

Stora~

When

the

camera will

not

be used for an extended period, replace

the

monitor

cover, remove

the

battery, and store

the

battery

in a

cool,

dry

area

with

the

terminal cover in place.

To

prevent

mold

or

mildew, store

the

camera in a dry, well-ventilated area. Do

not

store

your

camera

with

naphtha

or

camphor

moth

balls

or

in

locations that:

• are

poorly

ventilated

or

subject

to

humidities

of

over

60%

• are

next

to

equipment

that

produces strong electromagnetic

fields, such

as

televisions

or

radios

• are exposed

to

temperatures above

50

O(

(122

OF)

or

below

-10

O( (14

OF)

Cleaning

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Use

a

blower

to

remove

dust

and lint,

then

wipe

gently

with

a

soft,

dry

cloth.

After

using

the

camera at

the

beach

or

seaside,

wipe

off

sand

or

salt

with

a cloth

lightly

dampened

in distilled

water

and

dry

thoroughly.

Important:

Dust

or

other foreign

matter

inside the camera

may

cause damage

not

covered under

warranty.

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These glass elements are easily damaged. Remove

dust

and

lint

with

a blower.

If

using an aerosol blower, keep

the

can

vertical

to

prevent

the

discharge

of

liquid.

To

remove

fingerprints

and

other

stains,

apply

a small

amount

of

lens

cleaner

to

a soft cloth and clean

with

care.

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Remove

dust

and

lint

with

a blower. When

removing

Monitor

fingerprints

and

other

stains,

wipe

the

surface

lightly

with

a

soft

cloth

or

chamois leather. Do

not

apply

pressure,

as

this

could result in

damage

or

malfunction.

Do

not

use alcohol, thinner, or other volatile chemicals.

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