What precautions should I take to care for and protect my camera?
Use these camera care tips: • Store everything together in a case for easy transport. Use a good padded case and strap. Not only do cases protect the camera but, as with most of HP's digital camera cases, they often have built-in pockets for batteries and memory cards. • Use lens caps to protect lenses when you're not using your camera. No exceptions. • Clean your camera and lenses often with a soft cloth. The autofocus, exposure, and viewfinder windows need to be clean for correct operation. Your camera likes weather that’s not too hot and not too cold. Weatherproof your camera with these ideas: • Let your camera case kick back under a light-colored towel when you're under the hot sun. • Keep your camera warm under your coat when it's chilly outside. • Bad weather and stormy seas can make for inspiring photographs. But if you don't take precautions, you'll have a wet digital camera with sand in every crevice. To protect your camera from water, cover it with a plastic bag. Just make a hole for the lens to poke through and secure it with a rubber band. Voil?: a little rain jacket!
Posted on Sep 08, 2005
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