3)After frequent diving or if
Never use a metal object to remove an
4)To check
5)If
6)Properly greased
7)Clean the groove with a lint free swab or the folded edge of a paper towel.
8)All of the front optic ports for the housing also utilize two
Two
Smart Grip
Focus Techniques
The camcorder’s auto focus works well for most video and Memory Stick capture conditions. However, the properties of water can prevent the camcorder from accurately judging distance. To overcome this, Light
&Motion has integrated manual focus ability into most housing configurations.
Look for camcorder icons to appear in the view finder or Monitor Back. This will identify when the camcorder is operating in auto or manual mode. Refer to camcorder manual for icon interpretation.
Using Manual Focus
The Bluefin VX2000
One technique is to toggle the FAR and NEAR buttons until the subject is in focus. Because this method is slow, we recommend the following technique.
1)While in auto focus, point the camera toward a solid object equidistant to the actual subject you are trying to shoot (ie fin or boat bottom). This allows the camcorder to achieve an actual focus.
2)Press and release the MOM. AF button to lock the focus distance.
3)
4)Use the FAR and NEAR buttons to fine tune the focus.
5)Press REC / PHOTO when subject is in focus.
Replacing Handle Batteries
The battery life of your Smart Grip Handles will vary depending on usage and technique. But eventually the handle batteries will exhaust.
Replacing the handle batteries is an easy procedure. However, pay special attention to the wear of the
1)Using a hex key, remove the two hex screws on the back of the handle (ref. fig. 13).
2)Remove the Handle Cap from the handle assembly (ref. fig. 13)
3)Remove old batteries from handle board.
4)Install new 1/3 N batteries into the handle board (Refer. fig. 14)
The +/- position of the batteries is critical. If batteries are installed backwards, they will damage the handle board.
5)Service Handle Cap
(Fig. 13) | (Fig. 14) |
14 | 15 |