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• Calibration
Calibration is the operation
to
get
the
electronic
com pass
to work accurately.
Always perform thi
s
before
using the
GPS
unit.
As
the
Earth's
magnetic
field
varies
depending on
the
shooting
location,
precise
calibration
must
also be performed at each
location
when shooting
images
of
astronomical
objects with the
ASTROTRACER function
,
1
Attach the GPS unit to the camera, and
then turn on both the GPS unit and the
camera.
8
2
Select [Calibration] from [GPS] in the
[01 Rec, Mode] menu on the camera,
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Move the camera and perform the
calibration.
Hold
the
camera firmly and
rotate
the
camera
180
degrees
or more in each
of
three directions
as
shown
on
the right.
•
Time
allowed forca libration
is
one minute. If you
cannot
finish
the
calibration
within
a
minlJte or
tne message
[The
operation could
not be
"
!;
completed
corr~ctlYl
is
displayed on
the 'camera
::
g
monitor
1
face
the
c~rnera
.
in
a
diffe[eJlfdjrecti8[:l
~
:;:
and
try the ca libration
again.
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Be
careful
not to drop the
camera'
while
~l
,
performing
the calibration
.
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•
Always
perform the
calibratJon when
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Of;;
futly·cha,rged
battery is
installed,
Q
r
when
the
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GPS
unit1s
removed from
the,
camera
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, i
...
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.
,
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