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In normal use, a battery's
lifespan is about one
year.
The battery
packed
with this camera,
how-
ever, is for test
purposes
only
so
its lifespan
may
be shorter than
usual.
o
Never disassemble batteries
or disoose
of them
by burning.
o
Battery
power
falls
off
in extremely cold
temper-
I
atures
and
this
may cause
the camera
to
cease
to
I
operate.
In this
situation, use
new
batteries
and
'
protect
the camera
body
from the cold.
Note that
I
Oattery
power
will be
recovered as soon as
the
v
temoerature becomes
normal.
o
When
not using
the camera
for a long
period
of
time,
take
the batteries
out and store
them tn a cool
(below
20'C),
dry
place.
Should
the batteries
be
left
in
the battery
chamber
for a long
period
of time,
insuff
icient contact
may occur due to
battery con-
tamination.
Thus, it is
good practice
to
periodically
clean
the batteries
and the contact section
in
the
battery
chamber
with a soft
cloth. lf the battery
chamber
is
stained
by a
leaking battery,
remove
the batteries
at once and
clean the chamber.
o
Never
mix
new
and
old batteries
or batteries of
different
makes.
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Always
check battery
power
before
every shooting
session.
lt
is
a
good
idea
to
have
spare
batteries on
hand during
a
lengthy
shooting
assignment.
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