About Condensation - Panasonic HDC-TM55P Operating Instructions Manual

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About personal information
After you have set up the face recognition
function,
personal
information
will be held in
this unit and included
in recorded
images.
• When
the unit is serviced,
or given away/
disposed
of, the personal
information
should
be deleted
in the interests
of
protecting
personal
information.
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Indemnity
• information,
including
personal
information,
may be changed
or lost as a
result of mistaken
operation,
static
electricity
effects,
accident,
breakage,
repair or other handling.
It should
be noted before use that
Panasonic
does not accept
any
responsibility
for direct
or indirect
problems
which
occur as the result of the
change
to or loss of the information
including
personal
information.
About condensation
When
condensation
forms on the unit, the
lens will cloud up and the unit may not work
properly.
Make every effort to ensure
that
condensation
does not form.
If it does form,
take the actions described
below.
Causes of condensation
Condensation
takes place when the
ambient
temperature
or humidity
is
changed
as follows.
• When
this unit is brought
inside from the
cold (e.g. a ski slope)
to a warm
room.
• When
this unit is moved from an
air-conditioned
car to outside.
• When
a cold room has been warmed
up
quickly.
• When
cool wind from an air conditioner
is
directly
blown onto this unit.
• After rain showers.
• When
this unit is in a very humid place
where the air is thick with steam.
(e.g. a
heated
swimming
pool)
Helpful
hint
If, for example,
you have used this unit for
recording
on a ski slope and are taking it into
a heated
room, place the unit inside
a plastic
bag, remove
as much of the air from inside
the bag as possible,
then seal the bag.
Leave the unit for about an hour in the room
so the temperature
of the unit is close to the
ambient
temperature
of the room, then use
it.
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