1.Mount the camera on the removable tray, using the tripod screw.
2.Slide the tray and camera into the housing tray slot. Make sure it is completely inserted.
3.Make sure the camera lens is more or less centered in the rounded port area and that the lens does not distort the round black rubber seat. The housing is designed to have the camera fit in place perfectly, but if you are not careful, it is possible to put it in at an improper angle and it will then be impossible to get a good seal or easy closure of the housing.
4.After camera insertion, check that the extended camera lens does not catch or bend the black rubber seat on the inside of the lens port. It is vital that the lens does not disturb this rubber seat.
Notes:
1.It is recommended to make some camera settings prior to inserting the camera into the housing. Please refer to the PowerShot owner's manual for menu options and personal preferences.
2.Take a few test shots: it is recommended to turn the camera "on" and program to “Flash Always” mode before inserting it into the housing and then take test shots to make sure all systems are working.
Underwater photographers will probably want to set the flash mode to the Flash Always setting to ensure that they always have a flash with every exposure. It is also wise to set the focus mode to allow the lens to focus in the macro range for capturing great images of the tiny and exotic subjects that you can find underwater.
CHECKING THE O-RING
Prior to each closure of the housing the
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