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Instructions for Securing a Nauticam M10 Ball Mount

Step-by-step guide on attaching a Nauticam M10 ball mount to a Nauticam underwater housing

Instructions on Attaching Nauticam M10 to a Ball Mount
Instructions on Attaching Nauticam M10 to a Ball Mount

Instructions for Securing a Nauticam M10 Ball Mount

For underwater photography enthusiasts, the Nauticam M10 Ball Mount is a popular accessory that provides additional attachment points for strobes and video lights. However, installing this ball mount on a Nauticam housing can sometimes be a bit tricky. Here's a simple guide to help you through the process.

**Steps for Installing a Nauticam M10 Ball Mount on a Nauticam Housing**

1. **Identify the Ball Mount Position on the Housing** Locate the dedicated threaded port or mounting point on the Nauticam housing where the M10 ball mount is to be attached. Nauticam housings typically have multiple threaded holes designed to fit ball mounts for strobes or arms.

2. **Prepare the Ball Mount and Housing Threads** Before installation, clean the threads of both the housing mount and the M10 ball mount to remove any debris or salt residue. This ensures smooth installation and avoids cross-threading.

3. **Attach the M10 Ball Mount to the Housing** Screw the M10 ball mount onto the threaded port on the housing. Turn it clockwise by hand. Use moderate force but do not overtighten, as this can damage threads.

4. **Secure the Ball Mount Firmly** For a tighter fit, you may use a small wrench or a specialized tool if provided by Nauticam, but be careful not to over-tighten. The ball mount must be firmly attached to support arms or strobes securely.

5. **Check Stability and Alignment** Once installed, ensure the ball mount is perfectly stable and aligned properly for the attachment of strobe arms or other accessories.

6. **Attach Accessories to the Ball Mount** Mount strobes, arms, or other Nauticam accessories onto the ball mount as required.

7. **Test and Adjust** Adjust the ball mount and attached accessories for optimal positioning before diving.

**Additional Notes**

- The Nauticam M10 ball mount is typically used to mount strobes or accessories on the housing, designed for 1" ball fittings. - Nauticam ball mounts come in different models; for example, some have holes for lanyards or different thread sizes. - Always refer to the specific Nauticam user manual or product manual for exact instructions and torque specifications. - For related items like Ikelite strobes (which also come with 1" ball mounts), manuals often show similar attachment methods involving threaded mounts.

If you need the exact manual or video instructions, contacting Nauticam support or visiting their official website would provide official step-by-step installation steps and diagrams.

Remember, the ideal location for the Nauticam M10 Ball Mount remains on top of the housing. The M10 Ball Mount & Carry Lanyard Kit is available at Bluewater Photo, where you can also purchase the Nauticam M10 ball mount and other accessories individually. Happy diving!

  1. For a more secure lanyard attachment, consider purchasing a Nauticam M10 Ball Mount with a hole for lanyards.
  2. To enhance your underwater photography with the use of a strobe, follow a color tutorial to adjust the strobe's intensity and color temperature for optimal results.
  3. For maximum strobe efficiency underwater, consider using gadgets like a specialized strobe trigger that utilizes technology such as signal transmission to sync strobes at the correct timing.
  4. To document your underwater encounters, a tutorial on using the camera's burst mode or high frame rate can help capture stunning movements and actions. Don't forget to explore the potential of different camera settings for capturing beautiful underwater color and clarity.

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