What kind of camera is gemantouch?

gemantouch is a GemantouchDV camera in Germany.

Matters needing attention in camera maintenance:

1. Don't use clothes to wipe the lens. Many users habitually use their shirts or T-shirts to wipe the lens when taking pictures. In fact, this is a very bad habit.

on the one hand, sweat and stains on clothes will corrode the lens coating, and secondly, thicker fibers may scratch the lens. Similarly, ordinary paper towels are not suitable for wiping the lens. The best lens cleaning tools are a series of special tools such as lens paper, lens pen or balloon blowing.

2. Using the shoulder strap of the camera is one of the most effective protection measures, which can effectively prevent the camera from being damaged, especially for those large digital SLR cameras. If you don't like shoulder straps, you can also try a special wristband like CaptureCameraClip.

3. Cover the lens at any time. As we all know, the lens is a very delicate thing, especially the coating on the surface. If you want to effectively avoid scratches, dust, liquid, etc., you'd better get into the good habit of covering the lens cover at all times. Some careless users can also buy a high-quality UV mirror, which will not affect the shooting effect, but also provide a layer of insurance for the lens.

4. Don't overexpose the camera sensor. For digital SLR and micro-camera, the feature of interchangeable lens allows users to directly contact the camera sensor, but the problem is that the sensor is like a "magnet" and is very easy to be contaminated with dust. Therefore, the action when changing the lens must be rapid to avoid the camera sensor being exposed for a long time.

5. Don't disassemble the memory card at will. This note doesn't mean that you should never disassemble the memory card, but that you should never disassemble the memory card when writing data. Under normal circumstances, with the use of high-speed continuous shooting and other functions, it takes a long time to write data into the memory card, and forced disassembly will lead to data damage.

6. Use the battery carefully. If you don't use the camera for a long time, it is recommended that you charge the lithium battery at regular intervals to ensure better battery activity. If your camera uses AA alkaline battery, be sure to take it out before it is left idle for a long time, because it may be deformed and seeped, damaging the camera interior.

7. Use the correct posture to hold the camera. Whether you use a large SLR or a small micro-camera, a good posture is conducive to obtaining a more stable photo effect. Usually, we hold the camera handle with our right hand and hold the lens with our left hand, which can stabilize the camera and operate the lens ring conveniently. In addition, it is necessary to use tripod properly.