Safety Instructions
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CAUTION!
Hot Surfaces on Recording Media
During extended operation, high data rates and/or operation at high ambient temperatures,
the recording media in the camera can get hot to the touch and can cause pain or even
burns if held for too long directly after removal.
Do not handle the recording media for longer than three seconds and remove it quickly but
carefully.
Consider to wear protective gloves when removing the recording media or allow it to cool down
beforehand.
Do not put any labels or adhesive tape on the recording media (especially the side facing the
camera body). The recording media must have full contact to the thermal surface to ensure
proper heat conduction.
CAUTION!
Rotating Lens Motor
Risk of crushing fingers and capturing and unraveling long hair, jewelry and/or clothing.
Make sure that the lens motor is properly attached to the lens.
Do not touch the lens motor gears while they are moving.
Keep hair and loose clothing away from the motor gear teeth.
Keep cables connected to the camera away from the motor gear teeth.
CAUTION!
Connected Cable on the Floor
Risk of injury caused by tripping, falling or slipping over connected cables.
Always properly secure cables connected to the camera and camera accessories.
Install cables in a way that they cannot be tripped over.
If necessary, use a cable duct or secure the cables with adhesive tape.
Disconnect the cables from the camera and camera accessories before moving.
CAUTION!
Unhealthy Posture or Excessive Physical Exertion During Camera Operation
Using the camera in shoulder mode, on portable stabilizer systems, etc., as well carrying
for transport in general bears risk of permanent long term physical damage.
Ensure an ergonomic posture when operating and carrying the camera.
NOTICE
High Energy Light Sources
Permanent damage to the camera sensor and/or the viewfinder display.
Do not point the camera sensor into direct sunlight, very bright light sources or high energy light
sources (e.g. laser beams).
Do not point the viewfinder eyepiece into direct sunlight, very bright light sources or high energy
light sources (e.g. laser beams).