Panasonic DMWMCTZ30E User Manual
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∫ Notes
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Be careful not to get the shading hood dirty with fingerprints etc.
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Check one more time that the O-ring is fitted evenly into the O-ring groove.
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Avoid opening or closing the Case where there is a lot of sand or dust and in humid
or wet places.
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If there is a sudden change of humidity caused by moist air entering the Case,
condensation may appear inside the Case.
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To prevent condensation, set the digital camera in as dry a place as possible. Also,
check that the silica gel (supplied) is sufficiently dry before inserting.
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If sunscreen or suntan oil sticks to the Case, wash it off immediately with lukewarm
water to prevent reduced waterproofness or discoloration.
∫ Attaching the weights
About using the weights
Attach the weights to adjust to the preferred buoyancy when using the marine case.
Use them as necessary.
Refer to the following about buoyancy underwater.
1
If you use the digital camera and the marine case only:
They will float slowly in fresh water or seawater. (Plus buoyancy)
2
If you use the digital camera, the marine case and 1 weight:
They will float even more slowly in fresh water or seawater than
1
.
(Plus buoyancy)
3
If you use the digital camera, the marine case and 2 weights:
They will sink slowly in fresh water or seawater. (Minus buoyancy)
How to attach the weights
If you use 1 weight, align the protruding part of
the weight with the tripod receptacle on the
marine case and then using a slotted screwdriver
or similar, use the supplied weights attachment
screw to attach to the tripod receptacle.
If you use 2 weights, align the projecting part of
the second weight with the indented part of the
first weight so that the weights do not overlap and
then attach them to the tripod receptacle.
If a digital camera with GPS function is attached to the marine case, failure of
positioning or other major errors may occur due to interference in the reception of
radio waves from the GPS satellite.
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