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Line up the lens attachment marks (red) on the camera and lens, and then turn the lens in the
direction indicated by the arrows until it audibly clicks into place.
• Do not press the lens detachment button while attaching
the lens.
• Damage may occur to the lens attachment if the lens is
not at right angles to the camera during attachment.
• Ensure that the lens is attached properly.
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Remove lens cap.
• Remove lens cap prior to recording.
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Detaching a lens from the camera
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Attach the lens cap.
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While pressing the lens detachment button, turn the
lens in the direction indicated by the arrows until it
stops, and detach.
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Attach the body cap.
• Ensure that the body cap is attached to prevent dust or
dirt from entering the camera.
• To prevent damage to the lens connection, be sure to
attach the lens rear cap.
• When using lenses other than those conforming to the Micro Four Thirds and Four Thirds
Specifications, set the LENS CHECK item on the OTHER FUNCTIONS screen of MENU settings to
OFF.
• Change lenses in a place that is relatively free of dust and dirt.
• When the power switch is [OFF] or when carrying the camera, attach the lens cap to prevent damage
to the surface of the lens.
• Be careful not to misplace the body cap, lens cap, or lens rear cap.
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Enabling Image Stabilization
Image Stabilization can be enabled with lenses equipped with OIS.
Set the OIS switch of the lens to [ON]
Setting the OIS switch to [OFF] is recommended when using a tripod.
• Use the OIS switch on the camera if a lens has an Image Stabilization function but does not have an
OIS switch. If the lens has an OIS switch, the OIS switch on the camera is disabled.
Lens detachment
button
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