Olympus PPO-E04 Instructions Manual

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Pages 80
Year 2005
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Olympus PPO-E04 Specification

The Olympus PPO-E04 Case is a specialized underwater lens port designed for professional and enthusiast photographers who require robust protection and superior optical performance in underwater environments. Engineered to accommodate the Olympus E-System digital SLR cameras, this housing is specifically tailored for use with the ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 7-14mm f/4.0 lens, ensuring optimal image quality and precision. The PPO-E04 Case is constructed from high-grade polycarbonate, providing a durable yet lightweight build that withstands the pressures of deep-water photography while ensuring buoyancy control.

The optical clarity is maintained through the use of multi-coated glass, reducing reflections and ensuring high-quality image capture. The case features a secure locking mechanism to prevent accidental openings, and its O-ring seals offer reliable water-tight protection up to a depth of 196 feet (60 meters), making it suitable for a wide range of underwater activities, from shallow dives to deep-sea explorations.

Its ergonomic design allows easy access to camera controls, enabling adjustments without compromising the integrity of the housing. The PPO-E04 integrates seamlessly with other components of the Olympus underwater series, allowing for versatile configurations tailored to specific shooting needs. Additionally, its compatibility with various accessories, such as lens gears and focus rings, enhances its adaptability for different underwater photography applications. The Olympus PPO-E04 Case is an essential tool for capturing stunning underwater images, offering photographers the confidence of a secure, high-performance underwater housing solution.

Olympus PPO-E04 F.A.Q.

How do I ensure the Olympus PPO-E04 Case is properly sealed before use underwater?

Before using the Olympus PPO-E04 Case underwater, ensure all o-rings are clean and undamaged. Lightly lubricate them with silicone grease and securely close the case, checking for any gaps. Conduct a test in a shallow pool to confirm the seal integrity.

What maintenance steps should I follow after using the Olympus PPO-E04 Case in saltwater?

After using the case in saltwater, rinse it thoroughly with fresh water to remove salt residues. Dry it completely before opening to prevent water ingress. Regularly inspect and clean the o-rings to ensure optimal performance.

Can I use the Olympus PPO-E04 Case with any Olympus camera model?

The Olympus PPO-E04 Case is designed specifically for certain Olympus camera models. Refer to the product documentation or Olympus website to check compatibility with your camera model.

What should I do if the buttons on the Olympus PPO-E04 Case become stiff or difficult to press?

If the buttons become stiff, soak the case in warm, fresh water to dissolve salt or sediment build-up. Gently press the buttons while submerged to help dislodge particles. Avoid using excessive force to prevent damage.

How should I store the Olympus PPO-E04 Case when not in use?

Store the case in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the o-rings slightly lubricated and remove the camera to prevent pressure on the seals. Use a dust cover or bag to protect against debris.

Is it possible to replace the o-rings on the Olympus PPO-E04 Case myself?

Yes, o-rings can be replaced by the user. Ensure you purchase the correct size and type from an authorized supplier. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for replacing and lubricating the new o-rings.

What should I do if I notice fogging inside the Olympus PPO-E04 Case during use?

Fogging is often due to moisture inside the case. Before using, ensure the camera and interior are dry. Use silica gel packs to absorb moisture and avoid sudden temperature changes that can cause condensation.

How deep can I safely dive with the Olympus PPO-E04 Case?

The Olympus PPO-E04 Case is rated for depths up to 40 meters (approximately 130 feet). Always adhere to this limit to prevent damaging the case and compromising its waterproof features.

What actions should I take if the Olympus PPO-E04 Case is accidentally dropped?

If the case is dropped, inspect it thoroughly for cracks or damage. Check the integrity of the seals and o-rings. If any damage is found, do not use it underwater until repairs are made.

Can I attach external lenses or filters to the Olympus PPO-E04 Case?

Yes, the Olympus PPO-E04 Case may support external lenses or filters, but ensure compatibility with the case's port and maintain a secure fit to prevent leaks. Consult the user manual for specific accessory recommendations.