Re: proximity of camera to large iron sign

In article <480d2154$0$13893$8f2e0ebb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Peter
peternew@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx says...
"Roy Jose Lorr" <kenthz@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:j6udnTZkt5kpv5DVnZ2dnUVZ_tWtnZ2d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
snaremop@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

Basically I store my camera next to a large piece of iron. In the
manual it says you're not supposed to have the camera near magnetic
things. Is this okay?

Storing your camera in close proximity to iron will cause the camera to
take stronger pictures.


Spinach would work just as well.


But it makes a terrible mess inside your camera bag.
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