Pentax MG MG Manual - Page 12

Pentax MG Manual

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ra. • 10 • D LENS MOUNTING • Remove the rear lens and body mount covers. Hold the camera securely in your left hand and match the red dot 0 on the camera body with the red dot t. on the lens. • Seat the lens in the body mount and turn it clockwise unit it locks into place with a "click." If it's dark and the red dots are difficult to see, align the raised white node ® on the lens barrel with the lens release lever ID by touch and mount the lens as described. Removing the lens: To remove the lens, hold the camera in the left hand and press the lens release button 0 while turning the lens counter-clockwise with the right hand. IMPORTANT: If it's necessary to put the lens down without the rear lens cap, make sure you rest the lens with the front element down. Never put the lens down with the front element up because you can damage the rear elements. Long telephoto lenses should be laid on their side to avoid tumbling.

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LENS
MOUNTING
ra.
D
10
Remove
the
rear
lens
and
body
mount
covers.
Hold
the
camera
securely
in
your
left
hand
and
match
the
red
dot
0
on
the
camera
body
with
the
red
dot
t.
on
the
lens.
Seat
the
lens
in
the
body
mount
and
turn
it
clockwise
unit
it
locks
into
place
with
a
"click."
If
it's
dark
and
the
red dots
are
difficult
to
see,
align
the
raised
white
node
®
on
the
lens
barrel
with
the
lens
release
lever
ID
by
touch
and
mount
the
lens
as
described.
Removing
the
lens:
To
remove
the
lens,
hold
the
camera
in
the
left
hand
and
press
the
lens
release
button
0
while
turning
the
lens
counter
-clockwise
with
the
right
hand.
IMPORTANT:
If
it's
neces-
sary
to
put
the
lens
down
without
the
rear
lens
cap,
make
sure
you
rest
the
lens
with
the
front
element
down.
Never
put
the
lens
down
with
the
front
element
up
because
you
can
damage
the
rear
elements.
Long
tele-
photo
lenses
should
be
laid
on
their
side
to
avoid
tum-
bling.