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Mechanical Shutter Speeds: If batteries fail and you're caught without spares, manual exposures without the meter can be made at the "125X" (1/125 sec.) and "B" mechanical shutter speeds. See page 17. Battery Check for TTL Electronic Focusing System: See page 37. Battery Care: • Battery life will vary from a short time to several months depending on the frequency of operation of the electronic exposure and focusing systems. Should batteries require replacement, replace all four with equivalent 1.5 volt silver oxide batteries (Eveready S76, MALLORY S76E, etc.) • Do not mix battery brands and types, nor old batteries with new batteries. (This is dangerous and could actually shorten battery life). • Wipe the battery with a dry cloth before insertion and always handle by the edges to ensure proper contact. • Keep spare batteries on hand to help avoid the inconvenience of battery failure during busy picture-taking sessions. When shooting in cold climates where temporarily failure due to extreme temperatures is not uncommon, keep spares in a warm pocket. • When not using the camera for long periods of time, remove batteries to protect against leakage. Li 25 X B • -16._ IMPORTANT! . Never•throw:•used batteries into fire;. or ....ekposa-... .excessive •a •larecau-:.• Always; keep batteries out of the'reaCh of children.. 1 1 •

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Mechanical
Shutter
Speeds:
If
batteries
fail
and
you're
caught
without
spares,
manual
exposures
without
the
meter
can
be
made
at
the
"125X"
(1/125
sec.)
and
"B"
mechanical
shutter
speeds.
See
page
17.
Battery
Check
for
TTL
Electronic
Focusing
System:
See
page
37.
Battery
Care:
Battery
life
will
vary
from
a
short
time
to
several
months
depending
on
the
frequency
of
operation
of
the
electronic
exposure
and
focusing
systems.
Should
batteries
require
replacement,
replace
all
four
with
equivalent
1.5
volt
silver
oxide
batteries
(Eveready
S76,
MALLORY
S76E,
etc.)
Do
not
mix
battery
brands
and
types,
nor
old
batteries
with
new
batteries.
(This
is
dangerous
and
could
actually
shorten
battery
life).
Wipe
the
battery
with
a
dry
cloth
before
insertion
and
always
handle
by
the
edges
to
ensure
proper
contact.
Keep
spare
batteries
on
hand
to
help
avoid
the
inconvenience
of
battery
failure
during
busy
picture
-taking
sessions.
When
shooting
in
cold
climates
where
temporarily
failure
due
to
extreme
temperatures
is
not
uncommon,
keep
spares
in
a
warm
pocket.
When
not
using
the
camera
for
long
periods
of
time,
remove
batteries
to
protect
against
leakage.
Li
25
X
B
-
16
._
IMPORTANT!
.
Never
•throw:•used
batteries
into
fire;.
or
....
ekposa
-...
.excessive
a
•larecau-:.•
Always;
keep
batteries
out
of
the'reaCh
of
children
.
.
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