| OK you have bought the camera here are
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| | bill.Batteries.Like anything, you pay for
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| some simple tips to help keep taking
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| | what you get. Batteries are no different
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| those pictures. Try to keep your camera
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| | some good some bad. A batteries life is
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| in a camera bag when it’s not in
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| | dependant on a number of things brands,
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| use as the bag will help protect the
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| | the length of use i.e. age of the
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| camera from knocks, falls moisture and
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| | battery, conditions the battery has been
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| dust. Keep a silicon gel bag in the there
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| | used in. Hot or very cold conditions can
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| to help reduce moisture, you may have got
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| | alter the battery life try to use your
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| one or two with the camera if not they
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| | batteries at room temperature. Batteries
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| can be bought relatively cheaply from a
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| | for digital cameras are very demanding
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| camera shop or sometimes they may come
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| | meaning that they use short bursts of
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| with other high street purchases.Keep it
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| | high energy unlike convention batteries
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| clean.Like your car you want to keep it
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| | which are used for radios and torches. If
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| clean so it looks good it’s the
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| | you can try to by the manufactures
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| same with your camera. Don’t use
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| | battery as these are normally better than
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| solvents to clean it, use a soft lint
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| | those rechargeable ones you can buy in
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| free cloth. If your camera has a LCD
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| | the local supermarket. Now a days the
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| screen at the back to view your images
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| | manufactures produce a more expensive
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| breathe on it gently and then wipe with
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| | Ni-MH (nickel-metal hydride) rechargeable
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| your lint free cloth or lens tissue.
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| | battery this type of battery is ideal as
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| Lenses are a different matter use canned
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| | it’s best suited for use in digital
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| air to blow the dust off the lens surface
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| | cameras. If you need to store batteries
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| or if not available us a bulb brush
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| | store them in a dry cool place. If not
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| available for a few pounds/dollars from a
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| | using your camera for a while don’t
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| camera shop. Here again you can breathe
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| | leave the batteries in the camera as the
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| on the lens and wipe with a lens tissue
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| | battery could leak. When storing your
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| it not advisable to wipe a dry lens as
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| | batteries use a sealable bag to keep the
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| this could cause scratching. The beach is
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| | batteries in so that condensation
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| always a good place to get some good
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| | can’t attack and should the worst
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| shots but it’s also a sandy place.
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| | happen and the battery leaks it should
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| Sand seems to get everywhere if
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| | not harm much. Fully drain a rechargeable
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| you’re not too keen on taking your
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| | battery once in a while as this will help
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| expensive camera to the beach buy a cheap
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| | with the battery life, you can use the
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| disposable one. Also while at the beach
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| | LCD screen to do this as this uses quite
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| you have sun creams and insect repellents
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| | a bit of power up quickly.This article
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| these could contain oils or chemicals so
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| | can always be found Hutchison has been a
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| limit places of contact i.e. hands keep
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| | professional photographer on and off
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| them clean. Don’t what every you do
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| | since 1981, he gained an LBIPP in 1990
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| fall into the trap of putting your sun
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| | from the British Institute of
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| cream or insect relent into your camera
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| | Professional Photographers so he has
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| bag more than likely they will leak and
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| | first hand experience! He worked for a
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| you’ll have an expensive repair
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| | newspaper for over 12 years dealing with
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| bill or an expensive paper weight if you
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| | flat copy and digital images.
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| can’t afford the repair
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