Canon A-1 Instruction Manual - Page 86

Canon A-1 - Sure Shot A-1 Water Resistant 35mm Camera Manual

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is necessary, do not attempt to do it yourself but take it to an authonzed Canon service facility. The film compartment also requires occasional cleaning with a blower brush to remove accumulated film dust particles which might scratch the film. When doing this, take special care NEVER to exert pressure on the shutter, the rail surfaces or the pressure plate. Salt and sand are your camera's worst enemies. After using it on a beach, clean it thoroughly. If you accidentally drop it in the water, it may be irreparable but take it immediately to an authorized Canon service facility. Using the Camera in Extremely Cold Conditions In extremely cold conditions, always protect the camera from outside air and try to finish shooting as quickly (320 as possible. In temperatures below 0°C F), the batten- may be affected, so you may want to carry a spare. Keep the camera and spare battery close to your body or in a pocket to keep them warns until you are ready to take a picture. Although the battery may not function well in cold conditions, don't throw it away. It may work perfectly again when you use the camera in warmer temperatures. Avoid extreme temperature changes. Condensation forming on a camera and lens taken from subzero outside temperatures into a warm room may cause corrosion. Let the camera grad- ually adjust to the temperature change by placing it in a completely sealed plastic bag for a while. 96_

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is
necessary,
do
not
attempt
to
do
it
yourself
but
take
it
to
an
authonzed
Canon
service
facility.
The
film
compartment
also
requires
occasional
cleaning
with
a
blower
brush
to
remove
accumulated
film
dust
particles
which
might
scratch
the
film.
When
doing
this,
take
special
care
NEVER
to
exert
pressure
on
the
shutter,
the
rail
surfaces
or
the
pressure
plate.
Salt
and
sand
are
your
camera's
worst
enemies.
After
using
it
on
a
beach,
clean
it
thoroughly.
If
you
accidentally
drop
it
in
the
water,
it
may
be
irreparable
but
take
it
immediately
to
an
authorized
Canon
service
facility.
Using
the
Camera
in
Extremely
Cold
Conditions
In
extremely
cold
conditions,
always
protect
the
camera
from
outside
air
and
try
to
finish
shooting
as
quickly
as
possible.
In
temperatures
below
0
°
C
(320
F),
the
batten
-
may
be
affected,
so
you
may
want
to
carry
a
spare.
Keep
the
camera
and
spare
battery
close
to
your
body
or
in
a
pocket
to
keep
them
warns
until
you
are
ready
to
take
a
picture.
Although
the
battery
may
not
function
well
in
cold
conditions,
don't
throw
it
away.
It
may
work
perfectly
again
when
you
use
the
camera
in
warmer
temperatures.
Avoid
extreme
temperature
changes.
Condensation
forming
on
a
camera
and
lens
taken
from
subzero
outside
temperatures
into
a
warm
room
may
cause
corrosion.
Let
the
camera
grad-
ually
adjust
to
the
temperature
change
by
placing
it
in
a
completely
sealed
plastic
bag
for
a
while.
96_