Olympus PT-020 Instructions Manual

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Olympus PT-020 Specification

The Olympus PT-020 Case is a precision-engineered underwater housing designed specifically for the Olympus C-5060 Wide Zoom digital camera. Constructed from durable polycarbonate, this case provides comprehensive protection against water ingress, allowing photographers to explore underwater environments up to a depth of 40 meters. The transparent design not only ensures complete visibility of the camera's controls and functions but also facilitates easy monitoring of seals and O-rings to ensure optimal integrity. The PT-020 Case is equipped with a secure double-lock mechanism to prevent accidental opening, offering peace of mind during underwater excursions. Ergonomically designed, it provides access to all essential camera functions, including zoom, flash, and mode selections, without compromising on usability or performance. The housing includes a multi-coated glass port which ensures optimal image clarity and minimizes light reflection, ensuring high-quality photographic results. The PT-020 also features a built-in flash diffuser to enhance lighting conditions underwater, allowing for more vibrant and natural-looking images. Compatibility with a range of Olympus accessories such as external flash units and wide-angle lenses allows for enhanced creative flexibility. The case comes with a removable LCD hood for improved visibility in bright conditions, ensuring that users can frame their shots with precision. The Olympus PT-020 Case represents a blend of robust design and functional excellence, making it an ideal choice for underwater photography enthusiasts seeking to capture the vividness of marine life without compromising the safety and performance of their equipment.

Olympus PT-020 F.A.Q.

How do I ensure the Olympus PT-020 case is properly sealed before diving?

To ensure the PT-020 case is properly sealed, check the O-ring for any debris or damage, lubricate it with silicone grease, and firmly close the case, ensuring all latches are securely fastened.

What is the maximum depth rating for the Olympus PT-020 case?

The Olympus PT-020 underwater case is rated for a maximum depth of 40 meters (131 feet).

How can I prevent fogging inside the PT-020 case during underwater photography?

To prevent fogging, use anti-fog inserts or silica gel packs inside the case and ensure the interior is dry before sealing. Store the camera and case in a cool, dry place before use.

What maintenance tips should I follow after using the PT-020 case in saltwater?

After using the PT-020 in saltwater, rinse it thoroughly with fresh water to remove salt deposits, dry it completely, and inspect the O-ring for wear or damage before storing.

How do I replace the O-ring on the Olympus PT-020 case?

To replace the O-ring, carefully remove the old one using a plastic O-ring remover, clean the groove with a soft cloth, and install a new, lubricated O-ring, ensuring it is seated evenly.

Can I use external flash units with the PT-020 case?

Yes, the PT-020 case has a fiber optic port for connecting external underwater flash units, which can enhance lighting and image quality.

What should I do if the Olympus PT-020 case leaks underwater?

If the PT-020 case leaks, immediately ascend to the surface, remove the camera, dry both the camera and case, and inspect the O-ring and sealing surfaces for damage or debris.

How do I clean the lens port of the PT-020 case?

To clean the lens port, use a microfiber cloth and lens cleaner solution. Avoid using abrasive materials that could scratch the surface.

Can I access all camera controls while the camera is inside the PT-020 case?

Yes, the PT-020 case is designed to provide full access to all camera controls, allowing you to adjust settings and capture images underwater effectively.

How do I perform a pre-dive check on the Olympus PT-020 case?

Perform a pre-dive check by visually inspecting the case for cracks, verifying the O-ring is intact and lubricated, and conducting a test dive without the camera to ensure no leaks occur.