Canon X-Loupe - Manual (Page 9)

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Shooting Strategy Shooting Strategy
Put the contact ring on the objective lens before shooting.
Taking pictures for a flat subject
Taking pictures for a non-flat subject (1)
Have the contact ring closely touched the surface of the
subject. Slightly press X-Loupe on the subject to reach
the best working distance, and press the camera shutter
halfway to focus. The AF (autofocus) green frame(s)
should show up when the camera focuses. Fully press
the camera shutter to shoot. Any shaking or vibration
should be carefully prevented during shooting.
The barrel part of the objective lens can be removed by
rotating it counterclockwise and vice versa for the
assembling.
Keep rotating the barrel until it is removable from the
objective lens.
To keep a stable pose without the assistance of the
contact ring and barrel, please use two fingers to uphold
the objective lens with another finger touching the
subject surface gently. Move the camera up and down
slightly to reach the best working distance. Press the
camera shutter halfway to focus. When the AF
(autofocus) green frame(s) is shown on the camera, fully
The contact ring is not essential in this scenario unless
the surface of the subject is vulnerable and easy to be
scratched.
Aim the camera at the subject. Hold the objective lens
by two fingers. Slightly move around the camera up and
down to reach the best working distance, while pressing
the camera shutter halfway to focus. When the AF
(autofocus) green frame(s) is shown on the camera, fully
press the camera shutter to shoot. Any shaking or vibra-
tion should be carefully prevented during shooting.
Taking pictures for a non-flat subject (2)
press the camera shutter to shoot. Any shaking or vibration should be carefully
prevented during shooting.