Notes On Use - Sony Alpha 6700 Startup Manual

Notes on use

Refer to "Precautions" in the
"Help Guide" as well.
Notes on handling the product
• Do not leave the lens or the
viewfinder exposed to a strong light
source such as sunlight. Because
of the lens's condensing function,
doing so may cause smoke, fire, or a
malfunction inside the camera body
or the lens. If you have to leave the
camera exposed to a light source
such as sunlight, attach the lens cap
to the lens.
• If sunlight or other strong light
enters the camera through the lens,
it may focus inside the camera and
cause smoke or fire. Attach the lens
cap when storing the camera. When
shooting with backlighting, keep the
sun sufficiently far away from the
angle of view. Even if it is slightly
away from the angle of view, smoke
or fire may still occur.
• Do not look at sunlight or a strong
light source through the lens when
it is detached. This may result in
unrecoverable damage to the eyes
or cause a malfunction.
• This camera (including accessories)
has magnet(s) which may interfere
with pacemakers, programmable
shunt valves for hydrocephalus
treatment, or other medical devices.
Do not place this camera close to
persons who use such medical
devices. Consult your doctor before
using this camera if you use any
such medical device.
• Increase the volume gradually.
Sudden loud noises can damage
your ears. Be especially careful
when listening to headphones.
• Do not leave the camera, the
supplied accessories, or memory
cards within the reach of infants.
They may be accidentally
swallowed. If this occurs, consult a
doctor immediately.
• When shooting with the viewfinder,
you may experience symptoms
such as eyestrain, fatigue, motion
sickness, or nausea. We recommend
that you take a break at regular
intervals when you are shooting
with the viewfinder.
• If the monitor or electronic
viewfinder is damaged, stop using
the camera immediately. The
damaged parts may harm your
hands, face, etc.
• When shooting still images
continuously, the monitor or
viewfinder may flash between the
shooting screen and a black screen.
If you keep watching the screen in
this situation, you may experience
uncomfortable symptoms such
as feeling of unwellness. If
you experience uncomfortable
symptoms, stop using the camera,
and consult your doctor as
necessary.
• When recording or streaming for
long periods of time or recording
4K movies, if the same part of your
skin touches the camera for a long
period of time while using the
camera, even if the camera does
not feel hot to you, it may cause
symptoms of a low-temperature
burn such as redness or blistering.
Pay special attention in the
following situations and use a
tripod, etc.
- When using the camera in a high
temperature environment
- When someone with poor
circulation or impaired skin
sensation uses the camera
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