Olympus PT-035 Instructions Manual

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Pages 268
Year 2007
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Olympus PT-035 Specification

The Olympus PT-035 Case is a precision-engineered underwater housing designed specifically for the Olympus Stylus 790SW digital camera. Crafted from durable polycarbonate, the case ensures robust protection against water, sand, and physical impacts, providing a secure environment for underwater photography up to a depth of 40 meters (approximately 130 feet). The case boasts a transparent back for easy monitoring of the camera's LCD screen and clearly marked buttons, allowing full access to all camera functions, including zoom, flash, and menu operations, even when submerged.

Its compact design minimizes bulk, making it ideal for divers, snorkelers, and water sports enthusiasts who require portability without compromising on functionality. The PT-035 features a double O-ring seal that ensures a watertight closure, safeguarding the camera from leaks. It includes a fiber-optic cable adapter for an external flash connection to enhance lighting conditions in underwater environments.

The front of the case is equipped with a flat glass lens port, which is designed to reduce distortion and maintain optical clarity, essential for capturing high-quality images beneath the surface. Additionally, the case offers mounting options for external accessories, such as lighting arms or additional lenses, to expand photographic capabilities.

With a weight of approximately 460 grams and dimensions that closely align with the camera, the PT-035 is user-friendly and easy to handle. The Olympus PT-035 Case offers a seamless integration of form and function, providing photographers with the reliability and versatility needed to capture stunning underwater images while ensuring the safety and integrity of their camera equipment.

Olympus PT-035 F.A.Q.

What should I do if the Olympus PT-035 case fogs up underwater?

To prevent fogging, ensure that the case is clean and dry before sealing. Use silica gel packs inside the housing to absorb moisture and keep the inside dry.

How can I maintain the O-ring on the PT-035 case to ensure a proper seal?

Regularly inspect the O-ring for any signs of wear or damage. Clean it with a soft cloth and apply a thin layer of silicone grease to keep it supple. Replace it if any damage is detected.

What is the maximum depth rating for the Olympus PT-035 underwater case?

The Olympus PT-035 underwater case is rated for depths up to 40 meters (approximately 130 feet).

How do I ensure my camera is securely fitted inside the PT-035 case?

Before sealing the case, ensure that the camera is correctly aligned with the controls and securely fastened inside the case. Double-check that the case is properly closed and latched.

What steps should I take if the buttons on the PT-035 case become stiff or stuck?

Rinse the case thoroughly with fresh water after use to remove salt and sand that may cause buttons to stick. If stiffness persists, gently clean around the buttons and apply a small amount of silicone grease.

Can I use the PT-035 case in cold water conditions?

Yes, the PT-035 case can be used in cold water. However, ensure that you allow time for temperature acclimation to avoid condensation inside the case.

Is it possible to attach external accessories to the Olympus PT-035 case?

Yes, the PT-035 case has a threaded port for attaching external lenses and filters. Ensure that any attachments are compatible and properly secured.

How do I clean the PT-035 case after use in saltwater?

Rinse the case with fresh water immediately after use in saltwater to prevent corrosion. Dry it thoroughly with a soft cloth before storing.

What precautions should I take when storing the PT-035 case?

Store the case in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Keep the O-ring removed and uncompressed during long-term storage to maintain its shape and elasticity.

How can I test the PT-035 case for leaks before diving?

Perform a leak test by submerging the empty case in a basin of water and checking for bubbles. This should be done before every dive trip to ensure the integrity of the case.