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To close the card cover, press it
gently until you hear it click and
lock.
Removing a SmartMedia card
Gently push in on the installed SmartMedia card to release
it, and then pull it out of the camera.
Removing a CompactFlash/Microdrive card
Gently press the eject button to release the card.
To prevent the card from jumping out of the camera, press
the eject button with only light pressure.
With both cards set in the camera
With both a SmartMedia and a CompactFlash/Microdrive card installed in the camera, you can
select either card for storing pictures. (
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Precautions When Using the Microdrive
Please pay attention to the following restrictions regarding use of the Microdrive.
For important shooting, the SmartMedia or CompactFlash card is recommended.
(Also, carefully read the Microdrive manual.)
Where to Use the Microdrive
The Microdrive is a compact, lightweight hard disk drive. Because it is a rotating data storage
media, as contrasted with stationary recording media such as CompactFlash and SmartMedia
cards, a Microdrive cannot withstand strong shock or vibration. When using a Microdrive, always
handle the camera carefully to protect the Microdrive and camera from vibration and shock,
especially while the Microdrive is writing data to or reading data from the disk.
General Precautions
• Never throw the camera onto a hard surface like a desk while the Microdrive is writing data to the
disk.
• Never allow the camera to strike a hard object while the camera is hanging from your shoulder by
its shoulder strap.
• Avoid using the camera in an area, such as a construction site, where there is a large amount of
vibration.
• Avoid using the camera in a moving vehicle such as a jeep to reduce vibrations.
Eject button
Inserting a Memory Card (continued)