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Flat Underwater Glass Lens for GoPro

Flat Underwater Glass Lens for GoPro

This flat glass lens fixes the underwater focus/blurry problem caused by the original GoPro curved lens. With the flat lens the GoPro HD HERO and HERO2 can take crisp and clear underwater pictures and videos.

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This flat glass lens fixes the underwater focus/blurry problem caused by the original GoPro HD HERO curved lens. With the flat lens the GoPro camera can take crisp high definition underwater video. The flat lens is a drop-in replacement for the original GoPro housing curved lens with a depth rating of up to 180ft.

The lens is made of glass set in an anodized aluminum frame.

Installation Instructions:

To install the flat lens, simply remove the screws of the black plastic bezel with a precision Phillips screwdriver, remove the bezel and set it aside. Take out the curved lens and separate the black o-ring from the lens and place it back in the housing. Put the flat lens on top of the o-ring, no sealant or glue is needed. Replace the bezel lining up the holes and tighten the bezel screws in a crisscross pattern. Be careful not over tighten the bezel screws as this may compress the rubber o-ring too much, making it expand into the field of view of the camera.

The flat lens comes with a separate spacer. The spacer is a simple rubber gasket that fits over the GoPro camera lens stem, and prevents the newer HERO2 camera from being pushed against the housing lens. See the spacer usage guide below to determine if the spacer should be used with your camera:

Gopro HD HERO2 and glass flat lens - Spacer must be used
Gopro HD HERO and glass flat lens - Spacer not required
Gopro HD HERO 960 and glass flat lens - Spacer not required

Note: Be sure to test your housing at desired depth before using it with a camera. GoPro warranty does not protect against water leakage when replacing the lens as it is an end user product assembly.