Ikelite Underwater Systems Camera Accessories G11 User Manual

Digital Housing  
i n s t r u c t i o n m a n u a l  
6146.12 for Canon Powershot G11, G12  
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  
register your Ikelite product.  
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Table of Contents  
Lubricant..........................................................................P. 16  
Housing Maintenance......................................................P. 17  
Control Maintenance ......................................................P. 18  
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..................................................................P. 24  
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EV Manual Controller Use ............................................P. 26  
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..................................................Back Cover  
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Specifications  
Width ......................7in. (180mm) including controls  
Height ....................5 in. (130mm) including controls  
Depth ......................5.4 in. (140mm) including controls and lens port  
Weight ....................2.8 lb (1300g) above water  
Buoyancy................Slightly negative in saltwater for stability  
Package Contents  
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Ikelite Digital Housing  
Silicone Lubricant  
Vinyl Port Cover  
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Diffuser  
Deflector  
Extra Control Tips  
Preparation  
This product has been water pressure tested at the factory and is depth  
rated to 200 ft. (60m). 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 housing main o-ring and retest to make sure that it is  
watertight. Refer to the Troubleshooting section, page 21.  
Please read your Canon 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.  
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Initial Camera Setup (before placing camera in housing)  
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Insert a fully charged battery. Due to the power required to operate the  
camera and LCD screen, start each dive with a fully charged camera  
battery.  
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Insert and format a memory card.  
Set camera date and time.  
Set ISO to “80.”  
Set camera mode dial to “Av” Aperture priority. In Aperture Priority mode  
"Av" the shutter speed should automatically go to 1/60 second.  
Set Flash to “On” (lightning bolt in LCD).  
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For General photography, set aperture to f3.5.  
For Macro photography, set aperture to f8.0.  
Set White Balance (AWB) to “Auto.”  
Set Image Size to “L” and compression to “S” Superfine.  
Set Metering to “Center-Weighted Average.”  
In the camera menu set the “ND” Filter to “Cancel.”  
NOTES:  
TTL Flash is NOT available when camera is in “M” Manual mode. There  
is no TTL flash even with Canon's own flash in the camera "M" mode.  
Manual power settings can be selected with the multi-control button on  
the back of the camera. The strobe should still be left in TTL to take  
advantage of this feature.  
Leave the housing hotshoe disconnected when using an EV Manual  
Controller. If using an EV controller in “M” Manual mode, set the EV  
controller to “non-Pre-flash.” Please read page 26 for additional  
information when using an EV Manual Controller.  
When multiple exposure (continuous shooting) mode is used, the  
external flash will not fire. This is normal and also happens with Canon  
external speedlights.  
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Attach External Tray and Handle to Housing  
Using a 9/16” open end or socket wrench, tighten the External Tray to the  
Housing Base using the two 3/8-16 Nuts supplied in the accessory package;  
tighten Nuts firmly.  
External Tray & Handle  
3/8-16 Nuts  
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Housing Controls - Front View  
Mode Dial  
Exposure Compensation Dial  
Zoom  
Shutter  
Dial  
Release  
Shortcut  
Front  
Dial  
LensPort  
Lid Snap  
External Tray Mounts  
Housing Front Dial Control  
The Housing Front Dial Control rotates the G12 front dial. This control is  
NOT applicable to a G11 camera and will sit idle.  
Shortcut Control Caution  
Turn control downward and inward before closing housing, otherwise,  
control can be accidentally wedged between the top of housing and  
electronics box resulting in interference with the housing seal.  
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Housing Controls - Back View  
Power Button  
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10 11  
12  
14  
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Housing Controls  
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Manual Focus  
1. External Strobe Connector & Cap  
9.  
Macro / Left Button  
FUNC./SET Button  
Flash / Right Button  
Self-Timer / Down Button  
2. ISO Dial  
10.  
11.  
12.  
3.  
4. AE/FE Lock Button  
5. Single Erase Button  
Playback Button  
13. Display Button  
14. Menu Button  
6. Metering Light  
7. Control Dial  
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Opening the Housing  
Lid Snaps have a Lock.  
Push Forward  
To open housing, push Lid Snap  
Lock forward and lift as shown.  
Keep pressure on the Lid Snap so it  
does not fly open quickly.  
Lid Snap Lock  
Some Lid Snaps have a lot of  
spring tension once they go over  
Lift  
center, so keep a firm grip on the Lid Snap.  
Lid Snaps may be opened one at a time.  
Installing the Camera  
1. Pull out on each housing control until it stops. This will get the controls  
out of the way for installation of the camera.  
2. Remove the back from the housing.  
3. Remove camera lanyard from camera if attached.  
4. The mounting tray for the camera is secured to the housing back.  
Position the camera on the tray.  
5. Slide the housing Hotshoe Connector into the Camera Hotshoe Mount  
- page 10, diagram A. Slide the connector forward until it stops. This  
should be done before the camera is secured with the mounting bolt  
- page 10, diagram B.  
Note: If you are using an EV Controller or slave strobe and NOT hardwiring  
your strobes directly to the housing, leave the housing hotshoe  
disconnected from the camera. You will also need to install the Flash  
Deflector (supplied) into the external port groove to block and deflect the  
camera flash to the EV controller - page 13.  
6. Using a coin or screwdriver (preferred), secure the camera with the Tray  
Mounting Bolt which threads into the camera’s tripod socket - page 10,  
diagram B.  
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Attach Hotshoe to Camera  
External Strobe Connector  
& Waterproof Cap  
(Do not remove underwater)  
Diagram A  
Housing Back  
O-ring  
Mounting  
Tray  
Hotshoe Connector  
Attach Camera to Mounting Tray  
Diagram B  
CAUTION:  
Canon  
Do not cross thread or  
overtighten the Tray  
Mounting Bolt as you  
may damage the  
G12  
camera tripod socket  
threads.  
Tray Mounting Bolt  
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Using the Camera’s Built-in Flash  
If you are shooting with the camera’s built-in flash and the cameras lens  
is set to the widest angle, you may need to zoom the lens slightly or a  
dark area may appear in a lower corner of close-up photographs. The  
lens port may block some of the light. Install the Diffuser and zoom in  
slightly to eliminate any dark areas noted in your photographs (You can  
test this above water). See Diffuser/Deflector Installation - page 13.  
For the best results, we recommend using an external Ikelite Substrobe.  
The camera’s built-in flash CANNOT be used with optional Wide-Angle or  
Accessory lenses.  
Closing the Housing  
1. Place housing face down in your lap or on a  
flat surface.  
Housing Back  
2. Check to see that there is an o-ring on the  
housing back and that it is clean and in its  
proper location.  
3. Guide the back into the housing front. The  
o-ring should touch the housing all the way  
around. There should be an even gap all  
the way around between the housing and  
the housing back.  
O-ring  
Housing  
Even gap on  
all four sides  
4. Lift the lid snaps so they are extended and  
place each lid snap into the corresponding  
hook on the housing back.  
Housing Back  
5. To close the housing, push down on the lid  
snaps until they snap into place. Lid snaps  
on opposite sides of the housing should be  
closed at the same time. Be sure they are  
down far enough to engage the lock.  
O-ring  
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Usage  
Final Check  
The clear housing permits instant visual inspection of the camera and  
sealing surfaces as well as complete monitoring of controls and camera  
LCD screens. This housing has been factory water pressure tested to  
200’ (60m).  
Once the housing is closed, check the o-ring seal. Check the gap  
between the housing back and the housing. It should be even all the  
way around the housing.  
Look through the clear plastic back at the o-ring. You should see a  
darkened area where the o-ring is compressed against the housing  
back. If you do not see an even black compression seal all the way  
around the back, open the lid snaps, reseat the housing back and close  
the lid snaps. Visually check the seal again.  
Zoom Control (lever type only)  
After you have used the housing's  
zoom control, it must be returned to the  
center position to disengage. If the  
housing zoom control is pushing the  
zoom lever in either direction, you may  
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not be able to take a picture or access  
other functions. This is because the  
camera is receiving a signal from the  
engaged zoom control.  
Zoom Control  
“Disengaged”  
(Center Position)  
Zoom Control  
“Engaged”  
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Diffuser and Deflector Installation  
A Diffuser and Deflector are  
included with the housing. The  
Diffuser is white transparent  
plastic. The Deflector is also white  
but is not transparent.  
Diffuser/Deflector material  
Cut-out  
Section  
To install the Diffuser or Deflector,  
push the “Cut-out” Section over the  
port and into the port groove until it  
stops.  
Small hole  
Note the Small Hole. To avoid  
losing the Diffuser or Deflector, you  
can attach a fishing line or string to  
this hole.  
Diffuser/Deflector properly  
installed in port groove  
Diffuser Use  
The Diffuser should be installed when using the camera flash. When  
shooting close-up photographs with the camera flash and at the camera  
lens’s widest angle setting, the lens port on the housing can block a  
portion of the light from the camera flash. This can result in a shadow in  
a lower corner of the frame. Zoom the lens to eliminate any shadow not  
eliminated by the Diffuser (You can test this above water).  
Deflector Use  
The Deflector should be installed when using a slave unit to trigger an  
external strobe. The Deflector will block and redirect the camera’s flash  
to an EV-controller or other slave unit which controls the external  
strobe’s output. Remove the Diffuser before attempting to install the  
deflector.  
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Ikelite Housing Conversion Circuitry  
This housing has Ikelite designed and patented Conversion Circuitry  
built into the housing back. The Conversion Circuitry provides real  
Canon eTTL flash exposure when used with Ikelite DS series  
Substrobes.  
Once a DS-series substrobe is attached to the camera housing, the  
conversion circuitry is automatically powered after the strobe is turned  
on. Once attached, turn the strobe on first before turning on the camera.  
Attaching an Ikelite Strobe Arm to the Housing Handle  
To attach an Ikelite Arm to your  
Ikelite Arm  
Housing Handle, depress the  
spring-loaded Handle Push  
Button until it stops. Gently slide  
the pronged end of the Ikelite  
Arm into the hole in the top of  
the Handle as shown.  
When the Ikelite Arm is properly  
seated, the Handle Push Button  
will return to it’s starting position.  
Housing Handle  
Handle Push  
Button  
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Attaching a Sync Cord to the Housing  
The Housing Bulkhead is designed to accept only an Ikelite 5-pin TTL  
Sync Cord.  
1. Lightly lubricate the Sync Cord O-ring. Use ONLY Ikelite lubricant  
(supplied with housing).  
2. Remove Bulkhead Cap from Housing Bulkhead.  
3. Line up the Sync Cord Pins with the corresponding Bulkhead  
receptacles. Gently insert Sync Cord into Bulkhead. DO NOT force this  
installation. If the Sync Cord does not seat properly inside the Bulkhead,  
then the pins and receptacles are improperly aligned (repeat Step 3).  
4. Tighten the Knurled Nut snugly using your Index finer and thumb. DO  
NOT use pliers or other tools to tighten the Knurled Nut.  
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Always remove the  
Sync Cord from your  
Housing when not in  
use, and replace the  
Bulkhead Cap.  
Ikelite TTL  
Sync Cord  
Knurled Nut  
Bulkhead Cap  
Sync Cord O-ring  
Sync Cord Pin  
Housing  
Bulkhead  
Turn Camera On  
Turn the camera on and operate each of the housing controls to get a  
feel for using the camera in the housing. Take a few test shots on land.  
You are now ready to shoot underwater photos and video!  
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Entering the Water  
As soon as you enter the water, take a moment and check the housing  
to see that it is properly sealed.  
Next, check to see if there are any bubbles on the face of the lens port.  
If there are, take your finger and remove them. If there are bubbles on  
the lens port they can produce soft focus spots in your photos or video.  
Maintenance  
Lens Port  
Treat the glass or acrylic in the lens port as a camera lens. After use,  
rinse and gently dry the outside lens port to avoid water spotting. To  
clean, use a mild soap solution or lens cleaner. Do not rinse the inside  
port glass. Do not use alcohol or window cleaner on the Lens Port.  
Lubricant  
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Ikelite provides silicone lubricant with the housing. We recommend you use  
only Ikelite lubricant on Ikelite products. Other brands may cause the main  
housing o-ring to swell and not seal properly.  
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Use only enough lubricant to lightly cover the main housing o-ring or  
lubricate a sticky control. Wipe off any excess lubricant with a clean  
cloth. Lubricant is not a sealant; it is used to reduce friction. Excessive  
lubricant can collect sand and dirt which may interfere with proper  
sealing.  
CAUTION:  
Never use spray lubricants as the propellant ingredient can cause  
the plastic housing to crack or o-rings to swell.  
O-ring Storage  
When storing the housing, remove the main housing o-ring. Lightly  
lubricate the o-ring until it appears shiny and place in a small resealable  
plastic bag. Use only Ikelite lubricant. Place the bag inside the housing  
and store until needed.  
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Housing Maintenance  
Your Ikelite Digital Housing should be given the same care and attention  
as your other photographic equipment. In addition to normal  
maintenance, we recommend that the housing be returned to Ikelite  
periodically to be checked and pressure tested.  
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Do Not leave the camera and housing in direct sunlight for prolonged  
periods. Heat may damage the camera.  
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Do Not ship the camera in the housing.  
Before using the housing, always check the tightness of the set screw  
in each control knob. Check each control gland penetrating the housing  
to make sure they are tight. There is a slight chance that either could  
vibrate loose during travel.  
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Keep the main housing o-ring clean and lightly lubricated. To lubricate,  
remove the o-ring from the back. Put a small amount of lkelite lubricant  
on your fingers. Pull the o-ring through your fingers to apply a thin  
coating of lubricant. Only apply enough lubricant to make the o-ring feel  
slick. Do Not stretch the o-ring. This light coating of lubricant will help  
to keep the o-ring from drying out and will help to show a dark sealing  
line when the housing back is properly sealed.  
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Keep the area where the o-ring fits and the sealing surface of the  
housing clean.  
Rinse the housing exterior thoroughly in freshwater after each saltwater  
use. Depress push buttons repeatedly in freshwater to eliminate trapped  
saltwater. Dry with a soft cloth. Dry lens port to eliminate water spotting.  
After several uses in saltwater, soak the housing exterior in a mild soap  
solution, rinse and dry before storing. When storing the housing, remove  
the back o-ring, lightly lubricate, and place in a plastic bag. Place the  
plastic bag with o-ring inside the housing for safe keeping.  
If removing a housing push button, Do Not re-use the E-clip. Contact  
Ikelite for replacement E-clips (part 0319.12).  
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Leave lid snaps in the open position when not using the housing for  
extended periods.  
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Control Maintenance  
Ikelite controls are designed to provide years of reliable service with  
minimal maintenance.  
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Push button controls normally require no maintenance other than rinsing  
in freshwater after saltwater use. Depress each push button in  
freshwater several times to eliminate trapped saltwater. If a push button  
control becomes difficult to push or if it sticks when depressed, soak the  
housing in luke warm freshwater. After a few minutes, operate the push  
button. If this does not correct the problem, return the housing to Ikelite  
for maintenance. If you are on a trip and unable to return the housing  
immediately, a push button may be lubricated by pressing and holding  
the push button all the way in. Then, use your finger or other small  
object to place a small amount of lube at the base of the shaft inside the  
housing. Press and release the push button several times until the lube  
is worked up into the o-ring.  
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Some of the controls have long shafts. These controls can be pulled out,  
exposing the shaft see diagrams B and C - page 19.  
To lubricate the control, gently pull on the knob until the stainless steel  
shaft is exposed. Lightly lubricate the shaft, then move the shaft in and  
out several times. This will lubricate the x-ring in the Ikelite control gland.  
This should be done before using the housing after a prolonged storage  
period, or once a week when the housing is in constant use.  
Some of the controls have a short shaft and cannot be pulled out  
exposing the shaft for lubrication. In the unlikely event one of these  
controls sticks or becomes difficult to operate, you can remove the  
control from the housing and lubricate it, or return the housing to Ikelite  
for maintenance. To remove the control, diagram B - page 19, loosen  
the set screw in the knob (allen wrench required); remove the knob. If  
there is salt or dirt build-up on the exposed control shaft, clean the shaft.  
Open the housing and gently slide the control shaft out of the control  
gland. Clean and lightly lubricate the shaft, including the end of the  
shaft.  
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Control Maintenance - continued  
Slide the shaft back into the control gland and gently slide it back and  
forth a few times without fully removing the shaft from the gland.  
Replace the knob noting the flat area on the shaft. The set screw in the  
knob should tighten down against the flat area on the control so the  
knob does not turn on the shaft.  
Housing  
Diagram B  
Gland  
Control Shaft  
Tighten set screw down  
against this flat area  
when replacing the knob.  
Lubricate end of shaft  
before reinserting into  
gland  
Loosen Set Screw  
Diagram C  
Lubricate shaft  
Housing  
Pull out to  
expose shaft  
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Photo Tips  
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The number one rule in underwater photography is to eliminate as much  
water between the camera and subject as possible. Get as close as you  
can to the subject, then use the zoom. If you are using flash for still  
photos, subjects beyond 6 feet (1.8m) will not have much color  
regardless of strobe power.  
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Photograph in clear water; do not stir up the sand or silty bottom. If  
backscatter becomes a problem in the environment you are  
photographing, an external flash will help eliminate much of the  
backscatter.  
Many digital cameras have a slight lag time between when you press  
the shutter release button and the camera actually takes the picture.  
Hold the housing steady a second or two after pressing the shutter  
release button.  
Do not shoot down on subjects as they will quite often blend into the  
background and be difficult to see in the photograph. Shoot subjects  
straight on or shoot up at a slight angle using the blue water as a  
contrasting background.  
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When using daylight or flash, if your camera consistently over or  
underexposes the image, you may want to adjust your camera’s  
exposure compensation  
settings.  
If you error in exposure, it is better to have the image slightly  
underexposed rather than overexposed. An overexposed image is  
missing color information which cannot be adjusted in a photo  
processing program. A slightly underexposed image has color  
information that can be adjusted.  
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It is important to respect all living creatures underwater, including  
people, marine life, and coral. While we encourage people to get close  
to their subjects when taking a photograph, they should not touch, lie on,  
or in any way disturb the things they find underwater.  
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Troubleshooting  
Problem  
Solution  
Push buttons or  
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Remove the camera and rinse the closed housing  
controls are sticky  
and hard to operate  
in freshwater. Vigorously press each push button  
in and out several times to release any trapped  
saltwater or debris.  
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Press a sticky push button all the way in and  
place a small amount of lube on the small end of  
the push button shaft at it’s base. Release and  
operate the push button several times to distribute  
the lube.  
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If a control is sticky, grab the control knob, pull it  
out, and then push back in. If still sticky, see the  
Control Maintenance section - pages 18 & 19.  
Return housing to Ikelite for routine maintenance.  
Image is  
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Check that the camera flash or strobe is firing  
when taking a picture. Camera flash should be  
forced “on.”  
over/underexposed,  
or a corner of the  
image is dark  
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Make sure the deflector is installed when you are  
using a non-wired external strobe with a slave.  
Make sure the diffuser is installed when you are  
NOT using an external strobe.  
When using an external strobe, make sure it is  
turned on, set properly, and it’s battery is charged.  
Check any corded connection points.  
Change camera shutter speed or aperture.  
Move closer to or further away from the subject.  
Adjust Flash Exposure Compensation  
For extreme overexposure turn on the ND neutral  
density filter.  
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Problem  
Solution  
Camera does not  
take a picture  
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Install a fully charged battery.  
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If using a “lever type” zoom control, make sure the  
control is centered and not engaged.  
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There is not enough available light for the camera  
to properly focus. Add a focusing light or strobe  
with a built-in focusing light to your system.  
Select macro mode when shooting close-ups.  
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Housing is hard to  
close  
Make sure the camera is mounted properly on the  
camera tray and housing controls are out of the  
way.  
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Main housing o-ring is not seated properly.  
Fogging occurs on  
the Lens Port  
Humid air is trapped inside the housing.  
The camera produces heat and may condense  
any trapped moisture forming fog on the lens port.  
Close the housing in an air-conditioned room or  
vehicle, or in front of an air-conditioner.  
The housing should not be direct in sunlight for an  
extended period of time.  
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Purchase desiccant packs also known as  
moisture munchers from a local camera store.  
Place one or two packs in your housing before  
each day of diving.  
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If moisture or water droplets are present around  
the controls or sealing areas, return the housing  
to Ikelite for evaluation.  
Clean the main housing o-ring and sealing  
surface of the housing.  
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Problem  
Solution  
Remove, clean and properly lubricate the main  
Water enters the  
housing  
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o-ring.  
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Look for hair, dirt, or foreign debris crossing the  
o-ring seal.  
Reassemble the housing without a camera  
installed and pressure test or take diving.  
Return housing to Ikelite for evaluation.  
Pictures are too blue  
or too green  
Use custom (manual) white balance if available.  
Reset for each working depth or when attaching a  
color correcting filter.  
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Add an optional color correcting filter.  
Add an external strobe.  
Move in closer to your subject when taking a  
picture.  
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Spare Parts  
Main Housing O-ring 0110  
Vinyl Port Cover 0200.08  
Ikelite Lube 5020  
(4 - 1cc tubes)  
For light lubrication of the main housing o-ring.  
Recommended Accessories  
Tray and Handle(s)  
Add stability and gripping point(s) for comfortable use of the housing  
above and below water. Most tray and handle combinations offset the  
slightly positive buoyancy of the housings. Handles offer attachment  
points for external lighting systems.  
External Strobes  
A separate external strobe adds color to restore the warmer colors  
filtered out by the water as well as to illuminate the subject. Add a  
second strobe to eliminate shadows and evenly light your subjects.  
Video Lighting  
External video lights add color when using the video/movie mode of your  
camera. Primary video lights are specially color balanced to provide  
natural tones.  
WD-4 Wide-Angle Conversion Dome 6430.4  
The removeable WD-4 corrects light refraction underwater,  
restoring the camera’s original angle of coverage. Approximately  
3/4 of the camera's zoom range from the camera’s widest angle  
setting can be used with the dome in place. Slight vignetting may  
occur at camera’s widest angle setting.  
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Recommended Accessories - continued  
External Macro Adaptor 9306.82  
Allows attachment of 67mm threaded macro lenses from Inon and  
Epoque. NOT for use with 67mm threaded wide-angle lenses.  
External Color Correcting UR/Pro Filters  
(Blue Water or Green Water)  
UR-Pro Filter  
Lens Port  
Color filters such as the UR-Pro Filter replace  
some of the reds, oranges and more natural tones  
that would otherwise be lost underwater. Effective  
in relatively shallow, sunny conditions, and  
available for tropical blue water and green water  
settings. For optimum results use in combination  
with “custom (manual) white balance.” Check your  
camera user guide for information on this option (if  
available).  
For available light use only. Not recommended when using external strobes.  
Note: Other than the 6430.4 and 9306.82, no other accessory lenses or  
adaptors can be used with this housing.  
A full range of accessories is available to support your housing. Please  
visit www.ikelite.com to see the most current information about  
recommended accessories for your housing.  
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EV Manual Controller Use  
Since the housing Conversion Circuitry provides real Canon eTTL flash  
exposure when used with Ikelite DS series Substrobes, an EV Controller  
is not recommended but can be used for manual flash control.  
The EV Controller used with Ikelite DS Substrobes has two user  
settings. One setting is for strobe selection, the other is for pre-flash “P”  
or non pre-flash “ P .” Most cameras use a pre-flash. This means the  
EV Controller should be set to the pre-flash “P” position when used with  
this camera as a slave. If a manual mode is used that does not emit a  
pre-flash, set the EV Controller to the non pre-flash “ P ” position.  
Technical Support  
Please read the troubleshooting section of this instruction manual before  
contacting Ikelite Technical Support.  
Ikelite Technical Support  
Phone 317.923.4523  
Fax 317.924.7988  
Limited Warranty  
This Ikelite product is warranted against any manufacturing defects for a  
period of one (1) year from the original date of purchase. Defective  
products should be returned to Ikelite postage paid. Ikelite will, at its sole  
discretion, repair or replace such products, and will return to customer  
postage paid. All other claims of any nature are not covered. Except as  
mentioned above, no other warranty expressed or implied applies to this  
Ikelite product.  
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Returning Products For Service  
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 Underwater Systems  
Attention: Service Department  
50 West 33 Street  
Indianapolis, IN 46208 USA  
No reimbursements for postage paid will be issued.  
You may also want to insure the package.  
Returning Products for Service (outside the United States)  
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.  
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Product Registration  
Please go to www.ikelite.com to register your Ikelite housing within 15  
days of purchase.  
Ikelite Underwater Systems  
50 West 33rd Street  
Indianapolis, IN 46208 USA  
© 2013 Ikelite Underwater Systems  
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