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15 Дек. 2014 г.Gopro dive housingThe only concern I have is that the surface area of the new lens is quite a bit larger, and is more likely to receive a hit where it hurts. Get professional results above and under water - Our filters for your GoPro camera will give you professional quality images when filming underwater and are easy to install and easy to remove, above or below water.The filter will reduce the bluish tint seen on video or photos taken without artificial light at depth. We offer the filters in three attachment versions - one for your HERO4 & 3+, one for the HERO3 housing and another for the HERO2 Dive Housing - this is due to the different physical lens designs of these three housings. All filters are easily removed and have a hole for an attachment lanyard so you can take it off underwater and not worry about losing it. Our Circular Polarizing Filter is a combination of two filters - a linear filter to remove the glare and haze, and then a second filter called a 'quarter ware retarder'. The Glare Reducing Polarizing Filter easily snaps over your HERO housing lens, and can easily be removed for those indoor or low light scenes. A circular filter will appear gray in one direction but when you flip it over it becomes black. At an affordable $49.99 it pretty much puts an end to all but the very cheapest other flat lens solutions. Flip it over (so the side that was facing the mirror now faces you) and it will still appear gray. Our Glare Reducing Polarizing Filter will improve almost all your outdoor video and photos - on the ski slope or out on the water are two of the most common applications where glare becomes highly objectionable, and you'll also find the filter will add color saturation to foliage, add definition to clouds, and even deepen the blues of the sky and minimize haze. This second filter randomizes the light before it hits the cameras beam splitter and solves the 'dark image' problem. Whether in the boat, on the ski slope, or shooting with strong sun angles, our Glare Reducing Polarizing Filter for your GoPro will give you professional quality images and it's easy to install and easy to remove. Indoor shots, night shots, or other low light situations are uses where you want to remove the polarizing filter. Simply select which housing you have in the drop down menu at the top of the page and we'll send the correct filter out to you. Our magenta filter for green water works the same way, adding back the colors that are missing at depth, balancing the green tint we see so often in these conditions. Adding a linear polarizer causes real problems - most common issues are a darkened video or photo. Anything Dan recommends is of great quality and tested prior to being offered to his customers. I'm a big fan of Dan's products I'm going on 3-4+ years with my fins (constant abuse) and they are perfect. For example, in blue water, the reddish-orange filter accentuates the diminished red and orange colors at depth.  The lenses won't obstruct your GoPro LCD display and of course they do not create any vignetting! It won't block the LCD like some filters and it still comes with a lanyard to ensure it stays on in any condition. The end result is that our filters will make your video images more colorful, more vibrant and appear to have a more natural color balance. The filters can easily be put on or taken off under water and the lanyard prevents the lens from getting lost. Two GoPro HERO 3's mounted on same tray - one recording with the Red Filter, the other without a filter. The easiest way to tell the GoPro housings apart is the HERO3 housing has 8 silver screws around the outside edge of the lens, while the HERO2 Dive housing has 10 silver screws. It's held on to the Dive lens a little different, but accomplishes the exact same job as the HERO3 filter. A linear Polarizing Filter is the most common type of polarizing filter available for a GoPro HERO camera today. Here's a quick test: Hold your filter in front of a mirror and look through the filter (at the reflection of the filter in the mirror). However, most cameras today use some form of beam splitting technology sending some light coming through the lens into the camera metering functions. It's very similar in design to the new Gopro dive housing and is waterproof to 200ft (80m), with no vignetting (dark corners) in any resolution. A linear polarizing filter removes most of the reflected light and passes it to the camera sensor from a single direction, minimizing the glare and haze. Additionally our Glare Reducing Polarizing Filter will improve almost all your 'above water' video and photos by minimizing glare - on the ski slope or out on the water are two of the most common applications where glare becomes highly objectionable, and you'll also find this filter will add color saturation to foliage, add definition to clouds, and even deepen the blues of the sky and minimize haze. Without getting too technical, light is reflected off nearly every surface in your scene before it enters your camera. And our filter work with absolutely no vignetting in all shooting modes, unlike other filters! The Dive Housing is a bit of a retrofit of the original housing from GoPro - it's not the same as the HERO3 housing and so our filter is a little different. Both of the Color Correcting Filters are cut from optical grade acrylic material that has been treated with an abrasion resistant coating on both sides of the lens, protecting your lens dive after dive after dive.  |
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