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STRAP
Using the Eyepiece Cap
• Take care not to catch the strap when closing the back cover.
Firmly press the eyepiece cap of
the strap into the eyepiece.
The eyepiece cap is used to prevent light from entering the camera dur-
ing time exposures (buLb, p. 79) or when using the self-timer (p. 46).
Light entering through the viewfinder can affect the metered exposure.
Push the holder ring toward
the strap eyelet to secure the
strap to the camera.
• Repeat with the other end of the
camera strap.
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Pass the tip of the strap
through the buckle and pull
to tighten.
• Leave some slack in the camera
strap(A) so the tip may be threaded
through the buckle easily.
4
Slide the battery-chamber
release as shown, and open
the door.
Insert the batteries. Match the
positive terminal mark inside
the battery chamber-door with
the positive end of the
batteries.
Close the battery-chamber
door and push until it clicks.
• When changing batteries, make sure the main switch is off.
• Setting the camera down with the battery-chamber door open may
damage the camera.
• For owners of the quartz-date model, The clock and calendar are powered
by the camera’s batteries. If the batteries are removed, and the date and
time will reset, date imprinting function will be disabled. To store the date
and time when changing batteries, see page 21.
• Read
“FOR PROPER AND SAFE USE” (p.7)
before using batteries.
BATTERIES
Installing the Batteries
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2
3
Your camera uses two 3V CR2 lithium batteries to
supply power for all camera operations.
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