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•amera Care
• When nor using the flash untt for an extended
•'»riod, test flash it occasionally to help rnaintain
lOacitor performance.
•
When the glass surfaces of the viewfinder o^
f'e lens are smudged with fingerprint stains
or
ther marks, promptly clean them by lightly
v>ping them with some lens-cleaning tissue,
•oistened with lens cleaning solution. Remove dirt
dust from these surfaces with a blower brush.
• In hot summer months, do not leave the camera
here it will get too hot — such as the beach. In
he trunk and interior compartments of a car
it can adversely affect film and battery
t'rformance. and even possibly damage the camera
'pchanism itself.
• Give your camera a good cleaning after using
in the mountains or the seaside. If neglected.
>ii air can corrode camera parts; while sand, dirt
nd other foreign matter can damage the camera's
•iternal mechanism.
• The camera houses a high voltage circuit which
can be a shock hazard. Thus, when the camera
malfunctions, never attempt to dismantle
the camera yourself.
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• When not using the camera for an extended
period, be sure to remove the batteries This will
avoid damage from battery leakage.
• Generally, batteries will perform less satisfactorily
in cold temperatures. Thus, when shooting in
extreme cold, take such measures that will help
keep your batteries warm or carry a spare set of
batteries with you. One advisable method would
be to keep the batteries warm inside your pocket.
• Staining of battery terminals with sweat or
grease can result in poor electrical contact. Wipe
the terminals with a dry cloth before putting
the batteries into service.
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