Fantasea Line F Series RedEye Filter - Manual (Page 3)

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FP7000 Adaptors & Filters Instruction Manual 20110524
f. Note that when mounting the SharpEye Macro Lens M67 on the FP7000 Housing using the
EyeDaptor FP7000-F67, a vignette is encountered. This vignette can be eliminated by simply zooming
in with the camera lens. Since the macro lens was designed to enable a shorter focus distance when
using the camera lens zoom, zooming in with the macro lens installed on the housing will only
enhance the macro effect and composition. Alternatively, the vignette can be left for artistic
compositions.
2. Assembling the RedEye/PinkEye Filter FP7000
a. Peel the transparent protective films off both sides of the color insert.
b. Attach the longer end of the snap cord to the color insert. The shorter end of the snap cord can be
attached either to the housing or to the secure line loop on the right side of the EyeDaptor FP7000.
c. Hold the EyeDaptor FP7000 so that the flat side of the adaptor is facing down, the adaptor
configuration is facing up and the “TOP” marking is pointed towards your body.
d. Hold the color insert above the EyeDaptor FP7000 so that the secure string of the color insert is
positioned on the top left corner (image #5).
e. Slide the right side of the color insert rightwards, into the slot of the EyeDaptor FP7000 (image #6).
Make sure that the color insert tooth is inserted into the corresponding niche on the adaptor.
f. Once the right side of the color insert is inserted all the way in, gently push the left side of the color
insert against the adaptor until it clicks (image #7). Note that if you encounter any resistance, the
right side of the color insert is probably not installed all the way in. Reinstall the right side of the
color insert and proceed with the left side of it.
g. Removing the color insert from the RedEye/PinkEye Filter is carried out by gently pulling the secure
string of the color insert till the insert pops out of the adaptor.
3. Mounting the EyeDaptor or Color Correction Filter on the Housing Lens Port
a. Hold the adaptor or filter in front of the housing lens port so that the “TOP” marking printed on the
adaptor configuration is pointed upwards.
b. Push the adaptor or filter against the lens port starting from the left (image #8 on the following
page) and proceeding rightwards (image #9 on the following page).
c. Make sure that the adaptor or filter is properly mounted on the lens port by gently trying to pull it
out. If properly installed, the adaptor or filter should not easily come off the lens port.
Image #5 Image #6 Image #7