Ikelite 6170.50 Manual de usuario
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instruction manual completely before attempting to operate or dive
with this product. Please refer to the back page of this manual to
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6 17 0 .5 0 Underwater TTL Hou ing for
Pana onic Lumix DMC-ZS50, TZ70
In truction Manual
Table of Contents
Preparation ..................................................................P. 3
Specifications ..............................................................P. 4
What’s in the Box ........................................................P. 4
Parts of the Housing - Front View ..................................P. 5
Parts of the Housing - Back View ..................................P. 6
Housing and Camera Setup ........................................P. 7
STEP 1 - Initial Camera Setup ........................................P. 7, 8
STEP 2 - Opening the Housing ......................................P. 8
STEP 3 - Camera Installation/Removal ..........................P. 8 - 10
STEP 4 - Closing the Housing ........................................P. 10, 11
STEP 5 - Final Check......................................................P. 11
Housing Usage ............................................................P. 11
Zoom Control Use ..........................................................P. 12
Built-in Flash and Strobe Use ....................................P. 12
Strobe Use ......................................................................P. 12
Using the Camera’s Built-in Flash ..................................P. 13
Deflector Installation and Removal ................................P. 13
Diffuser Purpose..............................................................P. 14
Diffuser Installation and Removal....................................P. 14
Entering the Water ..........................................................P. 15
Recommended Accessories and Attachments ........P. 15 - 18
Maintenance ................................................................P. 19 - 24
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Table of Contents - continued
Photo Tips ..................................................................P. 25
Troubleshooting ........................................................P. 26 - 28
Spare Parts ..................................................................P. 29
Customer Support ......................................................P. 29
Limited Warranty ........................................................P. 30
Returning Products for Service ................................P. 31
Product Registration ..................................................Back Page
This product has been water pressure tested at the factory and is depth
rated to 200 ft (60 m). Thoroughly inspect and immerse the empty
housing completely in water before installing a camera. If any fogging
occurs or droplets of water enter the housing, do not install a camera.
Clean the main housing o-ring and retest to make sure that it is
watertight. Refer to the Troubleshooting section, page 26.
Please read your camera manual thoroughly to have a full
understanding of each camera function.
If you are new to underwater photography, be sure to read the Photo
Tips section, page 25.
Preparation
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Depth Rating..........................200 ft (60 m)
Controls ................................All camera functions accessed except
................................................Diopter Adjustment Dial and LVF-Fn2 Button
Buoyancy ..............................Near neutral in fresh water
Housing Weight ....................2.8 lb (1.3 kg)
Strobe Connection................Fiber Optic Ports
Use Built-in Flash..................Yes (flash diffuser included)
ptional Tray Mounting ........1/4-20 thread external tray mounting with
................................................3-inch(76 mm) spacing
Main -Ring ..........................0109
Housing Dimensions ............Dimensions 6.8 x 5.0 x 6.0 in (173 x 127 x
................................................152 mm)
Housing Material ..................Polycarbonate front, acrylic back
Lens Port ..............................3.9-inch diameter glass
Specifications (no camera installed)
What’s in the Box
- Housing (with lanyard attached)
- Port Cover
- Flash Diffuser
- Flash Deflector (removeable from housing)
- Silicone 1cc Lubricant Tube
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Parts of the Housing - Front View
Zoom Lever
Shutter
Release
External Tray Mount
Lid Snap
Lens Port
Control Ring
Fiber
Optic
Ports
Mode Dial[ON/OFF] Button
6
Parts of the Housing - Back View
76
8
9
3
WIFI
DISP
2
4
5
11
Fn1
1
10
1. Control Dial
2. [WIFI] Button
3. [Fn1] Button
4. Playback Button
5. Up Cursor / Exp. Comp.
6. Left Cursor / Macro
7. MENU/SET Button
8. Flash Setting / Right Cursor
9. Drive Mode / Down Cursor
10. [DISP.] Display Button
11. Delete / [Q. MENU] Button
Housing and Camera Setup
STEP 1 - Initial Camera Setup (before placing camera in housing)
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Setup your ca era for underwater use and then adjust your settings once underwater.
- Set Mode Dial to “A” Aperture Priority. Manually adjust aperture setting
to achieve the best exposure for your shooting conditions. The shutter
speed will be locked at 1/60th second. Set Mode Dial to “M” Manual
mode and press the “Exposure” Button to manually adjust both
aperture and shutter speed settings.
- Set Flash to “Forced Flash On ” and Macro Mode to “AF Macro”
-In Menu Rec :
Set Aspect Ratio to “4:3, Picture Size to “12M” and Quality to “Fine.”
Set ISO Sensitivity to “200” and White Balance to “AWB.” Always use
auto white balance (AWB) when using a strobe/flash. When recording
video, AWB can still be used, but for more accurate and consistent
colors we recommend Custom white balance . For best results,
manually set white balance for each working depth.
Set AF Mode to “1-Area” and Set Quick-AF to “ON.”
Set Face Recog. to “OFF.”and Metering Mode to “Center Weighted.”
Set i.Exposure, i.Zoom and Digital Zoom to “OFF.”
Set AF Assist Lamp and Red-Eye Removal to “OFF.”
Set Image Stabilizer to “ON.”
-In Menu Setup :
In Clock Set, set Date and Time.
Set Monitor Luminance to “Power Monitor.”
In Economy, set Auto Power Off to “5 MIN.” and Monitor Power Save to
“OFF.”
Set Auto Review to “HOLD.”
Insert and Format a SD memory card.
SET
STEP 2 - pening the Housing
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Lid Snaps have a Lock.
1. Push Lid Snap Locks forward and lift as shown.
Open opposing Lid Snaps simultaneously. Keep
pressure on the Lid Snaps so they do not fly open
quickly.
So e Lid Snaps have a lot of spring tension
once they go over center, so keep a fir grip on
each Lid Snap. Lid Snaps ay also be opened one at a ti e.
2. Remove the Housing Back.
Push Forward Lid
Snap
Lock
Lift
STEP 3 - Camera Installation/Removal
CAUTI N:
Do not cross thread or overtighten the Mounting Tray Bolt as you ay
da age the ca era tripod socket threads.
STEP 1 - Initial Camera Setup - continued
If close-up images are overexposed, adjust aperture setting and/or use
“-” Exposure Compensation and/or back away, zoom in, and then
reshoot. When using an AF35 strobe or manual controller, turn the power
down.
** All camera user settings not listed should be set to the user’s
preference.
1. Pull out on each housing control until it stops. This will get the controls
out of the way for installation of the camera.
2. Remove camera lanyard from camera if attached.
3. Slide the Mounting Tray out of the camera Mounting Plate. Use the
index and middle fingers of each hand to pull the Tab section of the
Mounting Tray away from the Mounting Plate, Diagram A, page 9.
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STEP 3 - Camera Installation/Removal - continued
4. Using a coin or flathead screwdriver
(preferred), secure the camera
Mounting Tray to the camera tripod
mount, Diagram B. The Mounting
Tray only attaches one way with the
Tab to the back of the camera.
An additional Tray hole allows
attachment to a land tripod stand.
HDMI
Diagram B
Mounting Tray Tab
5. ently slide the camera with Mounting Tray back into the Mounting
Plate, Diagram C, page 10. Using your thumbs, push against the
Mounting Tray Tab until the Tray stops sliding forward into the Mounting
Plate. ive the Tray an extra push to make sure it is properly seated all
the way forward into the Mounting Plate. Close the Housing, Step 4,
page 10.
6. To REMOVE the camera from the housing, reverse procedure. Camera
can be removed by pulling on the Camera Mounting Tray Tab and
simultaneously pulling backward on the top of the camera with your
index finger, Diagram D, page 10.
Diagram A
Mounting Plate
Mounting Tray
Pull to Re ove
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STEP 4 - Closing the Housing
1. Once the back is properly
installed, the o-ring should touch
the housing all the way around.
There should be an even gap on
each side of the housing between
the housing and the back.
2. Lift the lid snaps so they are
extended and place each lid snap
into the corresponding hook on
the housing back.
Housing Back
O-ring
Even gap on
all four sides
Lid Hook
Lid
Snap
Diagram C
HDMI
Push Camera and
Mounting Tray all
the way forward into
the Mounting Plate
Mounting Plate
STEP 3 - Camera Installation/Removal - continued
HDMI
Diagram D
To Remove: Pull Camera
Tray Mounting Tab while
simultaneously pulling the
top of camera backward
with your index finger.
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