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Take out the digital camera.
Carefully open the buckles on the case. While pulling up the mode dial
knob on the case's rear lid so that the knob is no longer touching the
digital camera's mode dial, open the case's rear lid. After opening the
rear lid completely, remove the digital camera.
: • After opening the case, always put it down it with the
O-ring side face-up. Otherwise, dirt or other foreign
matter could attach itself to the O-rings and/or the
contact surfaces, allowing water to penetrate the case
during the next dive.
• For information on storing images, refer to the digital
camera's instruction manual.
• Before opening the case's rear lid, it is very important
that you make sure the case's mode dial knob is not
still fitted to the camera's mode dial. Never use force
to open the case's rear lid. This could damage the
camera or the case.
CAUTION
5. Handling After Shooting
Wipe off any waterdrop.
After underwater shooting,
remove any drops of water from
the case. Use pressurized air or
a soft, lint-free cloth to carefully
wipe away any moisture from the
hinge between the front and rear
lids, the shutter release lever, the
handgrip and the buckles.
: • Water left between the front and rear lids or between
the case and port can get inside the case once it is
opened or the port is detached. Please dry these
areas carefully.
• When opening the case or removing the port, make
sure no water from outside (e.g. drops from your hair
or the diving suit) gets inside of the case and/or on
the camera!
• Before opening the case or removing the port, ensure
that your hands or gloves are completely clean (free
of sand, loose fibers, etc.).
• Never open the case or remove the port in areas
where water could splash or spray or where sand or
dust could be blown in the air. When this cannot be
avoided, for example if the battery or memory card
needs to be changed, the case and camera should be
protected from the wind or spray with a plastic sheet
or similar object.)
• Never touch the digital camera and/or battery you're
your hands are wet with sea water.
Note
: • Moisten a cloth or towel with tap water and keep it in
a plastic bag. Use this to wipe the salt water or
crystals from your hands before you touch the
camera.
CAUTION