Canon G15 WP-D48 shortcut to shutter/aperture settings

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hello
I have one G15 with OEM housing and i wonder if there is any shortcut on setting shutter speed and aperture underwater as i can not have access to the disks through my housing
I will highly appreciate any help
best regards
Nikos
 
Not that I'm aware of... this is the biggest disadvantage to this housing. I use it primarily on Aperture priority for this reason; I set it to f/4.0 and toss it in the housing. It's worked out pretty well for me.
 
That's a bummer. I have the S95 with a Canon housing and can change modes (Av,Tv, etc). Or am I misunderstanding the problem?
 
Sorry to ask the question, but do you have the Manual that came with the housing?

Like all the other Canon OEM housings, there is no access to the dials, but there is a way to control F-stops and shutter speeds using button combinations. I have a G7 and G12 with the Canon housings, and can control the manual settings with both.

Download the manual here: http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/9/0300012349/01/wpdc48-ug-8l.pdf
 
Shortcut key +ISO/display will do the trick
Hello can't thank you enough i found it and it works perfect
actually the combination is shortcut+focus/flash
PS
The housing manual was a 2 page 12 language piece of paper referring only how to put in and remove camera and a few warnings
 
Hello can't thank you enough i found it and it works perfect
actually the combination is shortcut+focus/flash
PS
The housing manual was a 2 page 12 language piece of paper referring only how to put in and remove camera and a few warnings

You missed it then:

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