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• If the camera is brought into a warm room from the cold outdoors, condensation may occur inside or outside the camera. Put the camera into a case or plastic bag before it is brought into a warm room so its change in temperature is as gradual as possible. After the temperature difference is minimized, take it out of the bag. • The temperature range in which the camera functions properly is 50°C to -10°C (122°F to 14°F). • Dirt, mud, sand, dust, moisture, toxic gas or salt water trapped inside the camera may damage it or make it inoperable. If the camera should fail for such reasons, it may not be repaired free of charge, even within the period of warranty. When the camera is subjected to rain or moisture, wipe it off, then let it dry. • Electrical problems may often be caused by dirt or dust at points of electrical contact. Also check for battery leakage, traces of dirt or grease, or corrosion due to salinity or gas. If you cannot rectify the problem, have your camera inspected at a Pentax service center. • Regular size color prints may cut off what appears on the borders of the film frame. Compose your picture with a margin of safety at the edges. • Once immersed into water, the camera will be rendered inoperable. In such a case, contact your nearest Pentax service center. • To maintain optimum performance, it is recommended that the camera be inspected every one or two years. If it is not used for an extended period, or is being readied prior to an important shoot 'photography), it is recommended that you inspect the camera or test shoot with it. • The use of this camera for commercial purposes or under adverse conditions is not recommended. Red eye phenomenon in flash shooting: When a picture is taken using a flash, a subject's eyes may appear red in the print. This phenomenon is caused by the reflection of strobe flash in the retina. It can be minimized when the surroundings of the subject are brightened, or shooting distance is shortened with the lens set at the wide angle position. 43

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•
If
the
camera
is
brought
into
a
warm
room
from
the
cold
outdoors,
condensation
may
occur
inside
or
outside
the
camera.
Put
the
camera
into
a
case
or
plastic
bag
before
it
is
brought
into
a
warm
room
so
its
change
in
temperature
is
as
gradual
as
possible.
After
the
temperature
difference
is
minimized,
take
it
out
of
the
bag.
•
The
temperature
range
in
which
the
camera
functions
properly
is
50°C
to
-10°C
(122°F
to
14°F).
•
Dirt,
mud,
sand,
dust,
moisture,
toxic
gas
or
salt
water
trapped
inside
the
camera
may
damage
it
or
make
it
inoperable.
If
the
camera
should
fail
for
such
reasons,
it
may
not
be
repaired
free
of
charge,
even
within
the
period
of
warranty.
When
the
camera
is
subjected
to
rain
or
moisture,
wipe
it
off,
then
let
it
dry.
•
Electrical
problems
may
often
be
caused
by
dirt
or
dust
at
points
of
electrical
contact.
Also
check
for
battery
leakage,
traces
of
dirt
or
grease,
or
corrosion
due
to
salinity
or
gas.
If
you
cannot
rectify
the
problem,
have
your
camera
inspected
at
a
Pentax
service
center.
•
Regular
size
color
prints
may
cut
off
what
appears
on
the
borders
of
the
fi
lm
frame.
Compose
your
picture
with
a
margin
of
safety
at
the
edges.
•
Once
immersed
into
water,
the
camera
will
be
rendered
inoperable.
In
such
a
case,
contact
your
nearest
Pentax
service
center.
•
To
maintain
optimum
performance,
it
is
recommended
that
the
camera
be
inspected
every
one
or
two
years.
If
it is
not
used
for
an
extended
period,
or
is
being
readied
prior
to
an
important
shoot
'photography),
it
is
recommended
that
you
inspect
the
camera
or
test
shoot
with
it.
•
The
use
of
this
camera
for
commercial
purposes
or
under
adverse
conditions
is
not
recommended.
Red
eye
phenomenon
in
flash
shooting:
When
a
picture
is
taken
using
a
flash,
a
subject's
eyes
may
appear
red
in
the
print.
This
phenomenon
is
caused
by
the
reflection
of
strobe
flash
in
the
retina.
It
can
be
minimized
when
the
surroundings
of
the
subject
are
brightened,
or
shooting
distance
is
shortened
with
the
lens
set
at
the
wide
angle
position.
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