Fisheye tray & D180
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You should have a bolt with a white head - and two washer type things - a black one and a white one.
The White bolt and white washer go through the lockline hole from one side so that the white washer actually goes into the hole and acts as a spacer/packer. The larger black ring goes on the other side between the lockline tube and the strobe itself. Then you just screw it tight enough that the strobe doesn't twist by itself.
I hope this is easy enough to understand!!
The White bolt and white washer go through the lockline hole from one side so that the white washer actually goes into the hole and acts as a spacer/packer. The larger black ring goes on the other side between the lockline tube and the strobe itself. Then you just screw it tight enough that the strobe doesn't twist by itself.
I hope this is easy enough to understand!!
I just realized that the bolt and washers might be an extra.
Have a look at this page:
http://www.uwdigitalcamera.com/English/euwdigitalindex.htm
From this page go to the 'Strobe' page.
Scroll down the page to just under the diffusers, it's called a:
'Fixing bolt to attach INON strobes to YS type strobe adapters' and costs 1280 yen.
If you don't have this bolt - you need it.
It looks like this:
Have a look at this page:
http://www.uwdigitalcamera.com/English/euwdigitalindex.htm
From this page go to the 'Strobe' page.
Scroll down the page to just under the diffusers, it's called a:
'Fixing bolt to attach INON strobes to YS type strobe adapters' and costs 1280 yen.
If you don't have this bolt - you need it.
It looks like this:
A word of caution. The when attaching the strobe to the arm make SURE the bolt is not too long. When to strobe is tight there should be a small space between the end of the bolt and the strobe housing. You can look through the opening in the sides of the mount to insure there is some space remaining. It is possible that the bolt is too long and the strobe will not tighten properly, it will appear to be loose. If you continue to tighten the strobe you can break the mount off the strobe. A small washer that is missing can cause big problems if it was required to adjust the spacing between the bolt and the strobe.
Hi,
Please excuse my complete lack of being able to assemble just about anything (although I can put ikea things together
) but I've got that screw adapator from Yuzo and instead of being worried that the screw is too long, it looks too short! I'm not sure if I'm putting it together correctly...underneath the strobe, near where the fibreoptic cable is to a black o-ring - is that where the screw goes? Do I leave the o-ring on or not? If anyone has a picture of how they have done theirs that would be great.
Thanks,
Mel
Please excuse my complete lack of being able to assemble just about anything (although I can put ikea things together
) but I've got that screw adapator from Yuzo and instead of being worried that the screw is too long, it looks too short! I'm not sure if I'm putting it together correctly...underneath the strobe, near where the fibreoptic cable is to a black o-ring - is that where the screw goes? Do I leave the o-ring on or not? If anyone has a picture of how they have done theirs that would be great.Thanks,
Mel
See we really are useful sometimes....now if I can just convince my wife
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