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3.2 Control Details
(1) Flash off
–
press the lever down to turn off the flash. Make sure that the Flash is turned
off before remove the camera from the housing.
(2) Mode dial
–
switch the mode by press and rotating the button.
(3) Shutter button
–
press to release the shutter.
(4) On / Off
–
align the white dot towards the lid, press and turn the button to turn on and
off the camera on.
(5) Strap eyelet
–
A small hole , used for fastening with a cord or hook.
(6) Key Hole Lock
–
press down and turn to lock and unlock the lid.
(7) Flash Switch
–
press the button to open the flash. Make sure that the Flash is turn off
with lever (1) before take out the camera from the housing.
(8) Face button / View multiple
–
press the button to view multiple.
(9)
Zoom
–
Press the zoom button to zoom in on picture.
(10) Movie
–
press the movie button during any of the following will end shooting without
recording a movie.
(11) Playback
–
Press the button to activate.
(12) Menu
–
Press the Menu button repeatedly to exit the menu.
(13) Info
–
Switching the information display.
(14) Delete
–
rotate to select and press to activate.
(15) Exposure compensation
–
Choose positive (
“
+
”
) values to make pictures brighter,
negative (
“–”
) values to make picture darker.
(16) AF target
–
Press the AF targets button to display options.
(17) Start / OK
–
press and Start/OK button to confirm the setting.
(18) Flash
–
rotate until the white dot align and press.
(19) Sequential shooting / Self-timer
–
press and turn the button to select Self-timer.
(20) Housing Lid
–
monitor display.
(22) Zoom Control
–
(for 14-42mm lens) press and turn to activate the zoom function with
gear ring attached to the lens.
(23) Focus Control
–
(for 14-42mm lens) A control that adjusts spot size at the screen of a
cathode-ray tube to give the sharpest possible image.
(24) Lens Release
–
Release the Lens.
For the full list of camera functions and settings accessed by each control, please consult
the Panasonic GF1 camera instruction manual.
4. Set up Instructions
4.1 Special note on responsibility for watertight integrity
Each housing is individually inspected and hydrostatically tested in the factory. The design of the
main piston O-ring seal is among the most reliable in the industry and the watertight integrity is
excellent. This special O-ring design provides a perfect seal even if there is any movement
between the body and lid due to change of ambient pressure. However please note that
responsibility for ensuring the integrity of the watertight seal lies entirely with the user.
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accepts no liability for damage to, or loss of any equipment used with, or placed inside the
housing. Users are highly recommended to carry out in-water test of the housings without
installing of the camera for their first dive, after change of new ports or alternation of any
new configuration.
The test can be carried out by lowering the housing with ballast to the
working depth or dive down to the safe diving range.
