Sony 6116.12 RX100 III Manuale utente

Digital Housing

Instruction Manual

6116.12 Sony RX100 III (DSC-RX100M3/B)

Thank you for your purchase of Ikelite equipment. Please read this

instruction manual completely before attempting to operate or dive

with this product. Please refer to the back page of this manual to

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 - Attach Camera to Mounting Tray ....................P. 8, 9

STEP 4 - Attach the Control Ring ear ..........................P. 10

STEP 5 - Installing Camera in Housing ..........................P. 11

STEP 6 - Closing the Housing ........................................P. 11

STEP 7 - Final Check......................................................P. 12

Housing Usage ............................................................P. 12

Zoom Control Use ..........................................................P. 12

Built-in Flash and Strobe Use ....................................P. 13

Strobe Use ......................................................................P. 13

Using Strobes with a Fiber Optic Connection ................P. 13

Using the Camera’s Built-in Flash ..................................P. 14

Deflector Installation and Removal ................................P. 14

Diffuser Purpose..............................................................P. 15

Diffuser Installation and Removal....................................P. 15

Entering the Water ..........................................................P. 16

Recommended Accessories and Attachments ........P. 16 - 20

Table of Contents - continued

Maintenance ................................................................P. 21 - 24

Photo Tips ..................................................................P. 25

Troubleshooting ........................................................P. 26 - 28

Spare Parts ..................................................................P. 29

Customer Support ......................................................P. 30

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

Depth Rating..........................200 ft (60 m)

Controls ................................All important camera functions accessed

................................................except Flash switch and Viewfinder switch

Buoyancy ..............................Slight negative buoyancy in fresh water

Housing Weight ....................4.7 lb (2.1 kg)

Strobe Connection................Fiber Optic Ports

Use Built-in Flash..................Yes

ptional Tray Mounting ........12-24 thread external tray mounting with 3 in

................................................(76 mm) spacing

Main -Ring ..........................0109

Housing Dimensions ............Dimensions 6.8 x 4.8 x 5.4 in (173 x 122 x

................................................137 mm)

Housing Material ..................Polycarbonate front, acrylic back

Lens Port ..............................3.0-inch diameter glass

Specifications (no camera installed)

What’s in the Box

- Housing

- Port Cover

- Flash Diffuser

- Flash Deflector (removeable from housing)

- Control Ring ear with set screws and Allen Wrench

- Silicone 1cc Lubricant Tube

- Allen wrench for control knob set screws

- Control Ring ear with 3 small set screws installed, 3 extra small set

screws and small allen wrench (in a bag inside housing)

Parts of the Housing - Front View

Housing controls are provi e for all camera functions except the

flash up switch an viewfin er switch. The built-in camera flash must be

exten e BEFORE placing the camera in the housing.

Control Ring: To properly engage the Control Ring on the surface or in

shallow water, apply slight downward pressure as you rotate the knob.

Always check to see if the Control Ring teeth are meshing properly with

the Housing Control ear.

Mode Dial

Shutter

Release

Zoom Lever

External Tray Mount

Control Ring

Lid Snap

Lens Port

ON/OFF (Power) Button

Fiber

Optic

Ports

Parts of the Housing - Back View

* Control Wheel: Note that a small section of the rubber isc is missing at the en of this

control. This is normal an allows the user to completely isengage the control from the

camera when not in use. To isengage Control wheel, rotate Control Wheel Knob to the

6 o’clock position, lining up the Knob’s White Dot with the Housing Dot. Rotate Control

Knob White Dot to 12 o’clock position when attaching or removing Housing Back.

10 11

1. MOVIE Button

2. Fn Function Button

3. MENU Button

4. DISP Display / UP Button

5. * Control Wheel

6. Drive Mode / Left Button

7. Set / Tracking Focus

8. Flash Mode / Right Button

9. Exp. Comp. / Down Button

10. Playback Button

11. C / Delete Button

Control

Wheel

Dot

Housing

Dot

Housing and Camera Setup

STEP 1 - Initial Camera Setup (before placing camera in housing)

Setup your camera for un erwater use an then a just your settings once un erwater.

- 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 1/30th second. If a faster shutter speed is

desired, set Mode Dial to “M” Manual mode to manually adjust both

aperture and shutter speed settings.

-In MENU settings:

Set Image Size to “L: 20M” and Aspect Ratio to “3:2” or other preffered

setting.

Set Quality to “X.FINE” Extra Fine.”

Set Drive Mode to “Single Shooting” and Red Eye Reduction to “Off.”

Set Focus Mode to “Single-shot AF” and Focus Area to “Center.”

Set AF Illuminator to “Off.”

Set ISO to “200” and ND Filter to “Off.”

Set Metering Mode to “Center” and White Balance to “Auto WB.” For

best results and when using a color filter, manually set white balance

for each working depth.

Set DRO/Auto HDR “OFF.”

Set SteadyShot to “On” and Auto Review to “5 Sec.”

Set Pre-AF to “On” and Zoom Setting to “Optical Zoom Only.”

Set Monitor Brightness to “Manual +1.”

Set Pwr Save Start Time to “5 min.”

Set Date and Time.

Insert and Format a memory card.

- Set Flash Mode to “Fill-flash .”

STEP 2 - pening the Housing

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.

Some Li Snaps have a lot of spring tension

once they go over center, so keep a firm grip on

each Li Snap. Li Snaps may also be opene

one at a time.

2. Remove the Housing Back.

Push Forward Lid

Snap

Lock

Lift

STEP 3 - Attach Camera to Mounting Tray

CAUTI N:

Do not cross threa or overtighten the Mounting Tray Bolt as you may

amage the camera tripo socket threa s.

1. The Mounting Tray for the camera is secured to the housing back.

Position the camera on the Mounting Tray.

2. Using a coin or screwdriver (preferred), secure the camera with the

Mounting Tray Bolt which threads into the camera’s tripod socket,

Diagram B, page 9.

STEP 1 - Initial Camera Setup - continued

If close-up images are overexposed, adjust aperture setting and/or use

“-” Flash Exposure Compensation and/or back away, zoom in, and

then reshoot.

- RAISE the camera flash before placing camera in housing (no housing

control is provi e for this function).

** All camera user settings not listed should be set to the user’s

preference.

Diagram B

SONY

ZEISS

* Control Wheel “cut away.” When not

in use, rotate Control Wheel knob

white ot to the 6 o’clock position so

“cut away” is over camera ial an

not contacting camera.

Mounting Tray

Mounting Tray Bolt

STEP 3 - Attach Camera to Mounting Tray - continued

SONY

ZEISS

Control Ring ear

(properly installed)

Set Screw

Allen

Wrench

STEP 4 - Attach the Control Ring Gear

The supplied Control Ring ear is attached to the camera control ring by

3 small nylon Allen Set Screws. Place the Control Ring ear over the

camera’s step ring before installing the camera in the housing. The ear

is a “press fit” over the lens. ently tighten all three allen screws with

the supplied Allen Wrench as show below. D N T overtighten or you

may damage the gear, or cause it to warp and bow out from the lens

Control Ring. Make sure to test it’s function once installed.

When installing the camera in the housing, make sure that the Control

Ring ear meshes properly with the smaller black housing gear.

When removing the ear, leave the Set Screws in the ear. The Set

Screws are very small and easy to lose. Extra Set Screws are included

with your housing. We recommend that you leave the ear installed as

it makes rotating the camera control ring easier when out of the housing.

Turn clockwise to tighten. DO NOT overtighten

or you may warp or amage the gear.

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