Gently Press The Shutter Lever; Cautions When Using The Flash; Handling After Shooting; Wipe Off Any Waterdrops - Olympus PT-E02 Manual De Instrucciones

Gently press the shutter lever.

When pressing the shutter lever, hold the Case securely with both hands and operate the
lever gently to prevent camera shake.

Cautions when using the flash

The E-330's built-in flash cannot be used when the camera is loaded in the Case. When
flash shooting is required, use the separately available Electronic Flash and Electronic
Flash Case.
CAUTION
: When using the separately available Electronic Flash and Electronic Flash

5. Handling After Shooting

Wipe off any waterdrop.
After underwater shooting, remove any drops of
water from the case. Use pressurized air or a soft,
lint-free cloth to carefully wipe away any moisture
from the hinge between the front and rear lids, the
shutter release lever, the handgrip and the
buckles.
CAUTION
: • Water left between the front and rear lids or between the case and port can
En
Note:
Case, a bracket is also required to combine the Electronic Flash Case with
this Case.
get inside the case once it is opened or the port is detached. Please dry
these areas carefully.
• When opening the case or removing the port, make sure no water from
outside (e.g. drops from your hair or the diving suit) gets inside of the case
and/or on the camera!
• Before opening the case or removing the port, ensure that your hands or
gloves are completely clean (free of sand, loose fibers, etc.).
• Never open the case or remove the port in areas where water could splash
or spray or where sand or dust could be blown in the air. When this cannot
be avoided, for example if the battery or memory card needs to be changed,
the case and camera should be protected from the wind or spray with a
plastic sheet or similar object.)
• Never touch the digital camera and/or battery you're your hands are wet
with sea water.
• Moisten a cloth or towel with tap water and keep it in a plastic bag. Use this
to wipe the salt water or crystals from your hands before you touch the
camera.
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