RED OLPF Port Bushing

[Kamilla Lusa]

Hey guys,

RED OLPF Port Bushing... how do I know if my Scarlet has it installed? It arrived few days ago. I don't see anything shiny inside when I remove the cap...

Thanks!

[Peter Stadelmann]

It arrived few days ago.

I think, then is it installed:


For new cameras, we will be addressing the issue with a permanent solution that is an integrated part of the manufacturing process (ie, not user installable).

[Peter Majtan]

Mine came last Tuesday and the flare guard is installed. If the side walls surrounding the OLPF (about 1 cm deep) are matte black - you are good. If they are metallic silver shiny - contact your rep...

Peter

[Ben Garvey]

Mine came last Tuesday and the flare guard is installed. If the side walls surrounding the OLPF (about 1 cm deep) are matte black - you are good. If they are metallic silver shiny - contact your rep...

Peter

Can you take a photo of that, I too am wondering the same thing.

[Peter Majtan]

Can you take a photo of that, I too am wondering the same thing.

Here you go...:



The tell-tell sign is the bent metal in the corner holding the bushing in its place (inside the green circle)

Hope this helps

Peter

[Ben Garvey]

Here you go...:



The tell-tell sign is the bent metal in the corner holding the bushing in its place (inside the green circle)

Hope this helps

Peter

Awesome, it looks my Scarlet has it installed as well. Thanks!

[Peter Majtan]

You are most welcome. Now I only hope that the grey body metal (between the flare guard and the sensor right behind the OLPF) will not cause any problems...

[Domenic Barbero]

my camera shipped without one, they told me it was a seperate part and they would put me in the queue for one. i was hoping it would come pre installed.

[Les Dittert]

Take a black sharpie and black it out. It's better than that paint.

You are most welcome. Now I only hope that the grey body metal (between the flare guard and the sensor right behind the OLPF) will not cause any problems...

[Peter Majtan]

Take a black sharpie and black it out. It's better than that paint.

It is BEHIND the OLPF glass. I would like to keep my warranty intact...

Peter