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2. Note that the LCD Magnifier was designed to work underwater only, and therefore might not
provide a clear image in dry conditions. Underwater, make sure that water enters the hood and
completely fills the gap between the housing and the LCD magnifier rear glass for a proper view.
Also, make sure that there are no air bubbles trapped between the LCD Magnifier and the housing.
3. Adjusting the diopter:
a. Adjusting the diopter to your own personal sight allows for the clearest and sharpest view.
b. Diopter adjustment should be carried underwater only.
c. Remove the eyepiece cap. Make sure it is secured to the rubber hood secure loop.
d. Release the fixing ring by turning it counterclockwise just enough to allow for easy rotation of
the diopter adjustment ring (image #4).
e. Notice that turning the diopter adjustment ring counterclockwise extends the eyepiece unit
and turning it clockwise brings it back in. It is best to set a starting point somewhere midrange
(image #5).
f. Look through the eyepiece on a detailed subject. Notice that turning the diopter adjustment
ring adjusts the sharpness of the image viewed through the eyepiece. To select the best
position of the diopter adjustment ring for your own personal sight, turn it clockwise and
counterclockwise until reaching the point where the sharpest and clearest image is viewed
through the eyepiece (image #6).
g. To fix the diopter in the selected position, tighten the fixing ring by turning it clockwise all the
way in, until it can't be turned any further (image #7).
h. Note that adjusting the diopter should only be carried out once per photographer. However,
take into consideration that each of your eyes might require different diopter settings.
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Image #7
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