Ikelite 6891.1 Manuale utente
45°MagnifiedViewfinderforDSLRandMirrorlessHousings
Product Numbers 6891.1 and 6891.2
ProductRegistration
Please register your product at ikelite.com within 15 days of purchase.
Our product registration database is the best way for us to get a hold
of you in the event of a product update or recall.
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Aboutthis Product
Thank you for your purchase of Ikelite equipment. Please read this
instruction manual completely before attempting to operate or dive
with this product. Please visit ikelite.com to register your product to
receive information on any updates, notices, or recalls pertaining to
your equipment.
This viewnder is designed to position the viewing window farther
away from the housing without changing the viewnder image size.
Enjoy a brighter, larger image with less vignetting (dark shadows in
the corners of the image) as compared to our standard viewnder.
The 45° Viewnder provides a totally different shooting experience.
Since we are typically in a horizontal position when diving, viewing
your frame at an angle reduces arm fatigue and often makes framing
easier when your subject is slightly below you and/or tucked into
the reef. The 45° Viewnder rotates to any angle, so it’s simple to
switch between shooting landscape, portrait, or just about anything in
between!
Includedin theBox
45° Magnied Viewnder
Protective Lens Cap
Attachment Tool
Spare O-ring
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Contents
1 ProductRegistration
2 Aboutthis Product
3 Includedin theBox
5 Preparing toRemovethe Standard Ikelite Viewfinder
6 Removingthe Standard Ikelite Viewfinder
8 Attachingthe 45°Magnified Viewfinder
11 Securingthe 45°Magnified Viewfinder
12 Usingthe 45°Magnified Viewfinder
12 Traveling withthe 45°Magnified Viewfinder
13 Maintenance
14 Serviceand Repairs
15 LimitedWarranty
16 ContactUs
Preparing toRemovethe Standard Ikelite Viewfinder
Without the camera installed or a port system attached, lay the
housing face down on a at sturdy surface. If the housing utilizes
sliding port locks make sure they are in the “locked position”.
Locked Position
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Removingthe standard Ikelite viewfinder
Press the thin edge of the Attachment Tool into the two slots of the
Standard Viewnder.
Carefully twist the Attachment Tool counter-clockwise to loosen and
remove the viewnder. If additional leverage is required, insert the
end of a screwdriver into the lower center hole of the Attachment Tool.
It is best to apply torque slowly, while applying downward pressure
on the tool to reduce the risk of slipping and damaging the housing’s
back.
Once the Standard Viewnder has been completely unscrewed and
removed from the housing’s back place the viewnder in a sealable
plastic bag and store in a safe location.
Viewnder Slots
Attachment Tool
Attachment Tool
Thin Edge
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Attachingthe MagnifiedViewfinder
Inspect the o-ring sealing surface and threads on the back of the
housing to insure they are clean and free of debris. Inspect the o-ring
on the Magnied Viewnder to insure it is clean and free of debris.
This o-ring is a compression seal and does not require silicone
lubricante.
Begin threading the Magnied Viewnder clockwise into the housing’s
back. Stop once it is threaded in far enough to not fall out.
O-ring Sealing Surface
and Threads
Magnied Viewnder
O-ring
Housing Back
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Securingthe 45°Magnified Viewfinder
Turn the back to expose the inside of the housing and insert the
narrow end of the Attachment Tool through the eyepiece hole on the
inside of the housing. The tips will t into two of the four notches of
the Magnied Viewnder’s threads.
Orient the Magnied Viewnder to the landscape position to line up
and match your camera’s viewnder. Ensure that the eyepiece is
pointed up. Hold the Viewnder in this position as you secure it into
the housing’s back.
Turn the Attachment Tool counter-clockwise to tighten, to insure
waterproof integrity observe the o-ring through the housing’s clear
back. You will be able to see the o-ring compress (it will darken) as
you securely tighten down the viewnder with the Attachment Tool.
Now that you have attached the Magnied Viewnder, check your
work by submerging the fully assembled housing (minus the camera)
in a deep sink, rinse tank, or bathtub. Dry the housing and inspect the
inside for any evidence of a leak.
Attachment tool
Magnied Viewnder O-ring
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Usingthe 45° MagnifiedViewfinder
Rotate the Magnied Viewnder to align with the view of your camera.
Rotating the Magnied Viewnder may require more force at depth.
Traveling withthe 45° MagnifiedViewfinder
Due to the protrusion of the Magnied Viewnder beyond the housing
back, care should be taken to insure the Viewnder is adequately
protected when traveling.
If the Magnied Viewnder cannot be adequately protected it is
recommended that the Viewnder be removed and reinstalled once
you reach your destination.
Maintenance
Give your 45° Magnied Viewnder the same care and attention
you give to your other photographic equipment. Follow these simple
guidelines and you will enjoy years of regular use:
• Your Viewnder contains optical glass, treat the Viewnder with the
same care you do your camera lenses.
• Rinse your housing and attached Viewnder in fresh water and dry
after each use. Store in a cool place out of direct sunlight.
• Never submerse the Viewnder in water when not attached to the
camera housing.
• Never leave your camera system in a rinse tank or camera tank.
Most accidental equipment damage occurs in the rinse tank.
• Replace protective lens cap when Viewnder is not in use.
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Serviceand Repairs
Ikelite is most interested in performing any service to ensure that all
products perform as intended. Evidence of purchase date must be
provided to obtain warranty service.
No prior authorization is required. You may return directly to us or
through your dealer. Please include a brief description of the problem,
any relevant email correspondence, and/or instructions on what you
want us to do. Always include name, shipping address, email address,
and phone number inside of the package. Send postage paid to:
Ikelite Service Dept.
50 West 33 Street
Indianapolis, IN 46208 USA
No reimbursements for postage paid will be issued. You may also
want to insure the package.
For the separate international customs documentation form that you
complete to accompany the shipment, please state or designate that
the enclosed products were originally manufactured in the USA and
are being returned to the manufacturer for repair service. Value of the
equipment listed for customs purposes should be zero.
LimitedWarranty
This product is warranted against manufacturing defects for a period
of one year from the date of purchase. Defective products should
be returned prepaid to Ikelite. Ikelite will, at its discretion, (a) repair
utilizing new, re-manufactured, and/or recycled parts; (b) exchange for
a new product or; (c) exchange for a refurbished product; and return
to customer prepaid. All other claims, of any nature, are not covered.
Except as mentioned above, no other warranty, express or implied,
applies to this product.
ContactUs
Ikelite Underwater Systems
50 W 33rd St
Indianapolis, IN 46208 USA
(317) 923-4523
ikelite.com
© 2014 Ikelite Underwater Systems
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