🎨 MY PRESETS: www.airbazoo.com/store📷 INSTAGRAM: GoPro Hero HD first version- Making full spectrum ( Removing IR filter) I have first version of gopro Hero 1 HD ( without screen version). I want to take out the IR filter from the camera to make it work in full spectrum. I disassembled the gopro (see picture below) and found that the lens is fixed. The only option is cutting the lens using
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Effectively, this change made it difficult to remove the lens cover from the Hero 8 Black, as The Verge discovered during its review of the action camera. GoPro has addressed this with this year's

1. Use a microfiber cloth to clean the camera lens protector and the surrounding area. 2. Use a small suction cup or a piece of tape to lift the edge of the protector. 3. Gently pull the protector away from the camera lens. 4. If the protector is stubborn, you can use a hairdryer on low heat to soften the adhesive. 5.

I'd be bummed too, but mostly at myself (and I've been in that state more than a few times vis-a-vis GoPro stuff). Replacements are available, as you note. Also, the Max Lens Mod case lid can be used to help remove the lens cover (put it over the cover and twist), and once off, it'll stay put in there.
Before we start spraying objects or coating them with something to kill the glare, let’s have a look at a few methods for stopping that reflective surface from bouncing so much light in the first place. 1. Cut the Light. Image via Lights Film School.
New HERO9. Can't remove lens cover. Images are hazy. The image quality is sub-par because there is a significant amount of glare around anything bright or reflective, as if shooting through a layer of film. I thought I'd remove the outer lens cover and make sure it's perfectly clean on both sides, but I can't get it off the camera.
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– has an optional GoPro style mount. Removing the Gopro mount reveals the tripod hole. – aluminum lens caps, also screwed onto the case. To use the caps, you must remove the lens covers. – has holes to allow access to the battery or SIM card or USB port, and has holes for the Fusion’s microphones. I wouldn't. A new lens protector is $11 on gopro.com. That thin little film isn't going to do much to help protect it, and gives ample opportunity for visual artifacts in your footage. 3. microleaks. • 6 mo. ago. My kid threw a plastic axe from an axe tossing game and we thought they cracked the front screen. Hey! Unfortunately that's not a feature currently in Rush. Being an avid GoPro user myself, it's something I have thought would be nice to have as well!

2. Remove the front cover: Once the screws are removed, gently pry the front cover off the camera. 3. Remove the lens: The lens is held in place by a small retaining ring. Use a pair of needle-nose pliers to remove the ring and then gently remove the lens. 4. Install the new lens: Place the new lens in the camera and secure it with the

The hazy image (see attached) was uniformly hazy -- much like lens flare -- with soft halos around highlights in moving videos. I couldn't discern anything on the lens cover. But after removing it and examining it closely, it appeared to have a very consistent and subtle film of something on the outer surface.
The HERO7 Silver does not have a replaceable cover lens. Expand Post Selected as Best Selected as Best Upvote Upvoted Remove Upvote Reply Translate with Google Show Original Show Original Choose a language HTocBI.
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