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BATTERY
Precautions on batteries
• The misuse of battery causes hazards such as
leakage, heating, explosions, etc. The battery
should be inserted with the <+) or (-) side facing
correctly.
• Never try to break up or recharge the battery, or
throw the used-up one into fire as it may explode.
• The battery may lower Us performance
temporarily in low temperatures, though it differs
from one type to another.
• Keep spare batteries on hand for convenience
when shooting outdoors or traveling.
• When keeping the camera in a bag, make sure
the main switch is off; otherwise, the battery
power may be consumed by accidentally pushing
the shutter button.
LCD (Liquid-crystal display)
• When the LCD is exposed to a high temperature
of about 60°C, it may blacken, but when the
temperature falls, it will return to normal.
• The LCD may also slow down in response at
lower temperatures, but it is one of the LCD's
characteristics, not a defect.
Battery life (with 24-exposure film)
Normal photography
Approx. 125 rolls
When normal photography
and flash one made on
50-50 basis
Approx. 30 rolls
(CR-P2 battery used; based on our own test
conditions)
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