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CARE AND
STORAGE OF FILM
AND PRINTS
Leaving your film and camera in a hot
place such as a sunny window or
a
closed
car on a warm day may lead to reduced
picture quality. If you accidentally leave
the film and camera in a hot place, allow
them to cool to normal temperature before
taking any
pictures.
If there is a film pack
inside the
camera,
wait approximately one
hour after the surface of the camera is cool
to allow adequate cooling of the film.
Also allow your film and camera to re-
turn to normal temperature if they have
been left in a cold place such as a car
trunk during winter.
Store your developed prints in a cool,
dry place. Print colors will remain un-
changed longer if pictures are protected
from long exposure to bright light.
Each picture is a sealed unit
that
con-
tains a caustic fluid
.
Never
cut,
trim, punc-
ture
,
tear,
or
separate
the picture unit,
since this may allow some of the fluid to
escape and come
into
contact with
skin
or
eyes
.
If there is any of this fluid or other
foreign material on the print
surface,
re-
move it with
a
damp cloth
.
Any
cloth
con-
taining fluid
should
then be
discarded.
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CAUTION
Picture units contain a caustic fluid
.
Normally fluid will not
appear.
If it
does,
alkali burn may result from direct con-
tact. Keep fluid away from
eyes,
mouth
,
and sk
in.
Avoid fluid contact with fab-
rics
,
carpeting
,
and furniture to prevent
stain.
In case of contact with eyes
,
immedi-
ate ly flus
h
with plenty of water and get
medical attention. In case of any other
contact
,
wash thoroughly at
once.
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