My photo dome for go pro camera

Everything in response to our last holiday in Curaçao and the fact that I had so much fun taking pictures under water. We all loved the shots when we returned home and made a family album. The go pro we now have , can be used with that. This dome, looks like my lens ball that I always take with me on vacation.
Or do I now say DID bring it on holiday.

Because that 100mm lens ball is 1.2 kilograms. Now I hopefully make impressive pictures in the water with this new dome. That dome is growing on me already. Here I have it in my hand it of the box. In the photos you see a kind of half glass ball that gives reflection and can be used half under water, half above water. And it weighs next to nothing. The cap is rubber and recycled. The water surface is the center of your photo. Thanks to the curved shape of the 50/50 Dome, the water is pushed forward so that you do not get a blurry image and you clearly record the water surface. It's really fantastic, I'll add a you tube video.

I have to start practicing and I'm going to do that in my bath or the swimming pool or something. Or to the beach. I have a separate hard cover little suitcase for the PolarPro 50/50 Dome
With a special locking system with click clips, you can install the Go Pro camera quickly and waterproof. Warning from the manual is ~ Make sure you record images with the sun at your back, practice with the angle in which you film and the frame you capture, of course you can't do that in the bath, but I'll see that on vacation.

The box is simple and includes a soft cloth and cleaning wipes.

This s the rubber cap.

Peekaboo dome

Here is the video:

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