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Dorkfish - 3/22/2007 11:55 AM
Contact Canon and purchase an extra O ring

Learn to use the manual hue settings. See my blog in educational section

If this is a new on the market piece of equipment, purchase product/equipment insurance for your camera and housing. Older gear isn`t worth the insurance since you can pick up replacements on Ebay for next to nothing.

Learn the maintenance. Removal, cleaning, and reinstalling the O ring is a life or death scenario for a camera. It only takes a single hair to cause a leak. So, it is absolutely important that the O ring be removed from the housing and cleaned when the camera is removed. DO NOT relube the O ring or replace it in the housing until you are ready to use the housing again.

Dry-absorb packets you find with factory packaged electronics are a wonderous thing to have in your housing. If you get just a tiny bit of moisture inside (usually causes fogging inside), one of these should take care of the problem.

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