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    							31 SPECIFICATION
    Other Safety Camera will not function when power level
    Devices: is insucient or when lens aperture ring is set to A and the power
    winder or motor drive is not
    attached. Film winding impossible
    while shutter is in operation.
    Dimensions: 146.7 x 48.3 x 96.6 mm (5-3/4 x 1-7/8 x 3-3/4) body only.
    Weight: 795g (28 ozs) body only 1,030g (36-5/16 ozs) with FD 50mm f/1.4. 81 
    						
    							32 CARING FOR YOUR CAMERA
    32 Caring for your Camera
    As with any precision instrument, proper care and maintenance involve a few simple
    rules in addition to common sense. Observing these few rules will keep your New
    Canon F-1 in top condition at all times.  The best thing you can do for your camera is to use it regularly. In the event
    that you must store it for quite a while, rst remove it from its case or camera
    bag. Remove the battery. Wrap the camera in a clean, soft cloth and place
    it in a cool, dry, dust-free place. If you store the body and lens separately,
    attach both the body and rear lens caps.  Keep the camera and lens out of direct sunlight and away from hot spots,
    such as the trunk, rear window shelf or glove compartment of a car. Do not
    store the camera in a laboratory or other such area where chemicals may cause
    corrosion.  To keep the camera in top condition during prolonged storage, occasionally
    insert the battery and take several blank shots to exercise the mechanisms.
    Check the operation of each part before you use the camera following storage.  Reliable under normal use, your camera can be damaged by water, excessive
    spray or humidity, sand and shock. Clean it especially well after you use it in
    an area with excessive dust or saltwater spray. If you accidentally drop it in
    water, it may be irreparable but take it immediately to an authorized Canon
    service facility for inspection.  To clean the exterior of the camera body, rst blow o dust with a blower
    brush. Wipe o smudges with a silicone cloth or chamois leather. If smudges
    remain on the eyepiece after using a blower brush, wipe it lightly with lens-
    cleaning tissue which has been moistened with a couple of drops of lens cleaner.  If the lens surfaces are clean, yet the viewnder appears dusty, the picture
    will not be aected by the dust in the viewnder. If the mirror gets dirty, it
    will not aect pictures but it may make viewing dicult. Dust it very gently
    with a blower brush. If further cleaning is necessary, take the camera to the
    nearest authorized.Canon service facility.  The lm chamber needs cleaning from time to time to remove lm dust which
    may scratch the lm. Gently dust it out with a blower brush, being careful
    not to press on the lm rails, shutter curtain and pressure plate. 82 
    						
    							32 CARING FOR YOUR CAMERA
     To clean the lens surfaces, use only a blower brush, cleaning 
    uid and tissue
    made specially for cleaning camera lenses. Carefully follow the lens instruc-
    tions.
    Using the Camera at Very Low Temperatures
    When you use the New F-1 in cold conditions, try to protect it from outside air and
    avoid extreme temperature changes. Condensation forming on a camera and lens
    taken from subzero outside temperatures into a warm room may cause corrosion.
    To avoid this, place the camera in a plastic bag while still outdoors. Then seal the
    bag and take it indoors, leaving the camera in the bag until it gradually reaches
    room temperature. Generally, this takes about one-half hour. Also, remember that
    at temperatures below 0 
    C (32 
    F), battery power may decrease or fail. Please see
    page 9 for tips on battery care when shooting in cold conditions.
    If you are using the camera in conjunction w ith the motor drive, the High Power
    Ni-Cd Pack FN is the most reliable power source for uninterrupted shooting at low
    temperatures. It can be used as the sole power source for both the camera and the
    motor drive by attaching the Battery Cord C-FN.
    Neckstrap
    Thread the tips of the neckstrap through the corresponding rings on the camera
    so that the tips are on the inside. Then adjust the neckstrap to the length most
    comfortable for you. 83 
    						
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