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ABOUT
THE
LIQUID
CRYSTAL
DISPLAY
(LCD)----
1. At
high
temperatures
(over
approx.
60°C).
the
whole
surface
turns
black
so
that
the
exposure
information
cannot
be
read.
However, this situation will
return
to
norma
l
when
the
temperature
drops.
2. Avoid
storing
the
camera
in excessively hot
places,
such
as
in
a
car
parked
in
direct
sunlight
or
inside
the
trunk.
You
may
shorten
the
LCD's life
by
doing
so.
3.
When
the
temperature
goes
below freezing,
the
res-
ponse
time
decreases
as
the
liquid
crystal
becomes
more
viscose.
4.
Although
the
Nikon F3
employs
the
highest
quality
LCD, it
deteriorates
in
contrast
and
becomes
difficult
to
see
after six
or
seven
years.
When
this
happens,
please
contact
your
dealer
or
the
Nikon
service
facility
32
nearest
you for
replacement
of this
element
at
a
small
charge.