I have the Olympus Stylus TG-3 and I do not understand how to put the adaptor on, could anyone explain it to me, please?
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You would need take out the front plastic cover. The one around the lens by twisting it to the left. So push and twist it off. Replace that with your plastic adapter and then screw your lens in.. There are 2 dots you need to align and twist to the right. I hope this helps..
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It took me a while to figure out, too, so hopefully this description will help you. So, the lens on the camera has a black ring around it. That has to come off in order to put the adapter on. The first time I took it off was a little hard because I was afraid of breaking it or something, but once you do it once, you'll have no problem doing it again. There should be a point on the ring that sort of juts out a little bit. You have to use that to sort of twist it off. It might help if you put a flat knife or something underneath to get a good grip, too. Just see what works for you. But once you get the black ring off, you can putt he adapter on, you just have to make sure that all the points line up with the grooves in the camera. Then it should snap into place, just the same way the black ring on the camera was. Once the adapter is on the lens just screws right in. I hope that helps...
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Remove the existing ring around the lens ( mine is black and easily turns counter clockwise) The adapter then goes in it's place.
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hi Kendra, all you have to do is remove the red metal circle part counter-clockwise and it will come off. then simply fit the fisheye into the keyway and turn it clockwise. hey Presto...:)
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i do not know, not sure if that is an adapter.. for larger cameras you don´t really need an adapter, just making sure you tilt the telescope in a different direction to counter balance the weight of the camera, otherwise it may be too much tension on your reflective telescope (in case it is a reflective instead of a refractor) Be careful though with the rubber tips the frame has to avoid damage to the lens since in my case those tips got loose due to the weight and almost the camera and the whole thing falls to the ground, I had to crazy glue the rubber tips to the frame and issue fixed...
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Hi, I m new to this too. This is just the ring that adapt to your camera, you need the part that goes from the telescope to this ring, see the available part from your telescope brand. Cheers
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This adaptor did not match my lenses. I returned it and never took a pic through it. Good Luck!
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You need to determine which lens mount is on the lens already. Is it a T-mount thread (42 mm)? Also be aware that the T-mount will NOT support auto exposure or focus functions. You will be working with full manual functions. There may be an adapter for your lens and camera available, but in my experience off-brand equipment for Olympus mounts are limited. Best strategy is to use the B+H or Adorama websites to try to find the item you need, then shop it around fr a better price, if possible. Best of luck.
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There is no tool to unscrew the adaptor. The only thing I csn think of is when you mounted the adaptor was you did not mount it correctly aligning the marks. You should mount the adaptor to the lens first then to the body.
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Oh yeah...I had one of those on my old Olympus C2100UZ. That 'll work! Thanks.
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Hey, I haven't really heard one yet, but if your camera has a 3.5mm headphone jack, don't use the included 1/4" to 3.5mm adapter because it is cheap and it may make some noise. You can purchase a quality adapter on eBay, Amazon, or Radio Shack.Hope this helps!! ;)
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Hello Cynthia. Just bend a little the lens to insert or extract from the right spots as the lens have a small cut to adapt perfectly. It's easy.Good luck!
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Reading the answers to the question "Do I need an adaptor?" I get 4 answers 2 "no" answers and 2 "yes" answers. Not exactly helpful. I have an SX30 is. If I spent 40 hard earned dollars in this kit, WILL I NEED TO BUY A SEPARATE ADAPTOR? I don't think this is a particularly complicated question.
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There should be a release button. If there is, hold it down and remove adapter. If there is no release button, just wiggle it side to side and so attempt to remove it. The adapter does have a very snug fit. Good Luck.
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Go to www.olympusamerica.com and choose support. They have PDF's of the manual.
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One of the rings is an adaptor that you put onto the front of the lens. Then the others screw into it (it's VERY shallow and hard to believe there is enough for the lenses to screw into, but it seems to work. In addition, when you have that adaptor ring on, you will not be able to use the lens protector that came with the camera, that's why they sent a new lens protector. Hope this helps.
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Hello Maria,Although the port on the back seems very similar, it doesn't appear as though your camera is listed. I would say you could buy it and return it. I did find this on Amazon: olympus viewfinder vf-2 if you out that in Amazon's search field several viewfinders come up.
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The adaptor got stuck in my camera and the springy action that let's it pop in and out no longer works in it now. :( I have to remove the new little duo stick with tweezers...NOT very handy at all.
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Hi Curtis! My recommendation is to call tech support at Omron. That is what I did, and the friendly advice I received for my situation turned out to be correct. The cuff is much improved over the one that came originally with my device. It came with at least two sizes of adapter. Since I only needed one, I discarded the other. (th)
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Check with Olympus tech support. If the connections fit, there is still some danger to an electronic device of not having the right adapter.