Instruction manual

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CONTROLS IN DETAIL, CONTINUED
28- AF POINT SELECTOR / MAGNIFIER BUTTON: Push to
select the desired AF pattern or to magnify an image on the
rear LCD.
29- MULTI CONTROLER BUTTON ARRAY. Use to navigate
through the multiples options of the menus, modes and features
of the camera.
30- SET BUTTON: Press to approve selection of menu or
chosen mode features.
31- ERASE BUTTON: Press to delete images.
32- MENU BUTTON: Press to activate menu display, scroll
using main or quick dial control knob and select using SET
function button
33- INFO BUTTON: This button will activate the rear LCD
and display all pertinent shooting information.
34- MODE DIAL ACCESS KNOB: Rotate to select the proper
shooting mode, (care should be taken to understand the
various combinations available).
35- MODE DIAL LOCK RELEASE LEVER: This lever
disengages the lock on the mode dial of the Canon 70D.
Once it is engaged; the mode dial can be rotated using the
Mode Dial Access Knob (# 34).
36- METERING PATTERN BUTTON: Press to select the
appropriate metering mode.
37- AF POINT SELECTION BUTTON: Press to select the
preferred type of AF mode.
38- DRIVE SELECTION BUTTON: Press and use the Quick
Control Dial access knob (#2) or the Main Control dial access
knob (#3) to alternate between the various drive and self
timer modes.
39- AF MODE SELECTION BUTTON: Press and use the
Quick Control Dial access knob (#2) or the Main Control dial
access knob to alternate between the various modes (ONE
SHOT, AI FOCUS & AI SERVO).
40- REMOVABLE VIEWFINDER: This Galileo type view nder
offers a full view of the illuminated camera viewnder display.
All necessary information is visible. This viewnder can be
removed and replaced with one of our two optional Aqua
View Finders, which are available in 45
o
& 180
o
version, for
a larger displayed image.
41- REAR WINDOW LCD: This port window allows viewing
of the recorded images and is used in the Live View and
Video mode for framing and composing. It also allows viewing
of the entire menus selection as well.
42- MODE DIAL WINDOW: This port window give the user a
visual of the camera mode dial.
43- HAND GRIPS (X2): Left and right grip allowing the mounting
of strobe arms and accessories, these are attached with the
supplied bolts and hexagonal wrench..
44- GRIPS ACCESSORIES MOUNTING HOLES: Two 1/4-20
TPI holes on each grip are ready to accept TLC Base Brackets
or TLC Base Ball for strobe arms or accessories.
45- TOP ACCESSORY MOUNTING HOLE: a 1/4”-20 TPI
hole is supplied to accept a TLC accessory or TLC base ball
for mounting a strobe arm or a modeling light.
46- BOTTOM ACCESSORIES MOUNTING HOLES: Three
1/4” X 20 holes are provided for mounting strobes trays or
accessories.
47- RUBBER ANTI SKID PADS: Six (6) rubber pads are provided
to protect the housing and preventing it from sliding on wet
decks.
48- SACRIFICIAL ANODES: (2X) zinc anodes are installed
to protect your housing against salt water corrosion; theses
are made to deteriorate easier than the other strategic part
of your housing, hence the name sacricial anodes. These
anodes need to be replaced by the user as needed.
49- CLOSING LATCHES: Two heavy duty latches equipped
with safety locks (# 50) to protect against accidental opening.
50- CLOSING LATCHES SAFETY LOCKING TAB: These
are safety locking tab that prevent accidental opening of the
latches (#49).
51- CLOSING LATCHES STRIKES: Those will hook up to
the latches for a secure closing of the housing.
52- MOUNTING HOLES FOR GRIPS: A threaded 5/16’’ hole
is provided on each side for mounting the housing grips
(# 44), see care and maintenance section.