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While every effort has been made in order to ensure that the information included in this
instruction manual is accurate and complete, no liability will be accepted for any errors or
omissions. Fantasea Line reserves the right to change product specifications and features
described herein at any time without prior notice. No part of this instruction manual may be
copied, translated or reproduced without the prior written permission of Fantasea Line.
Fantasea Line makes no warranties aside from limited product warranty as described at the
end of this manual.
INTRODUCTION
The Fantasea UWL-04F Wide Angle Lens is a quality "wet" wide angle conversion lens that fits
onto the housing lens port thread and can be installed and removed during the course of the dive.
It was designed for cameras featuring a 28mm lens (35mm equiv.).
It is perfect for photographing seascapes, divers, ship wrecks and schools of fish without moving
further away from the subject, thereby still taking full advantage of water clarity and artificial
light sources. It also allows focusing on short distances, making it perfect for CFWA (Close Focus
Wide Angle) photography.
SPECIFICATIONS
52mm thread mount
Bezel / Barrel material: Aluminum alloy with black hard anodize, ABS
Lens material: 5 groups and 5 elements
Lens coating: Hard coating on the Polycarbonate dome lens + Multi layer AR coating on all
glass lenses
Depth rated to 60 meters / 200 feet
Magnification: 0.42X
Angle of View: 130 degrees*
*Diagonal angle of view (or field of view) on land, using a focal length equivalent to 24 mm with a 35
mm format image sensor. To understand how this lens performs using a specific camera, please
check our compatibility tables or contact us.
Weight (on land): 660 g / 23.3 oz
Weight (underwater): 160 g / 5.6 oz
Dimensions (diameter x height): 157 x 92.1 mm / 6.2 x 3.6 inch
Included in package: Neoprene dome cover, rear lens cap, EyeDaptor M67-F52 lens adaptor,
Allen key and microfiber cloth
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UWL-04F Wide Angle Lens Instruction Manual 20190213
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