GoPro HB-Series Lens Collection - Ultra Wide, Macro, Anamorphic, ND Filters

No, this HB-Series Lens Collection is specifically designed for and compatible only with the GoPro HERO13 Black camera.

While the lens mods are waterproof when mounted to the camera, they are not intended for underwater use. They are designed for protection against splashes and rain.

Use the included microfiber lens cloth to gently wipe away smudges or dust. For more stubborn marks, a slightly damp (water only) lens cloth can be used, followed by drying with the microfiber cloth.

ND filters reduce the amount of light entering the camera, allowing you to use slower shutter speeds in bright conditions to achieve motion blur (e.g., for smooth water or traffic trails) or to maintain a cinematic look.

The HERO13 Black supports in-camera "de-squeezing" for the Anamorphic Lens Mod, allowing you to preview and edit footage more easily. However, professional editing software will offer the most control over the final look.

All HB-Series lens mods and filters are designed to work seamlessly with the HERO13 Black's HyperSmooth video stabilization, ensuring your footage remains steady and smooth.

The collection includes the Ultra Wide Lens Mod, Macro Lens Mod, Anamorphic Lens Mod, ND Filter 4-Pack, a premium semi-hard case, protective caps for lenses and filters, and a microfiber lens cloth.

Ensure the lens mod/filter is securely twisted onto the camera lens. Try removing and reattaching it. Check for any debris on the connection points of both the lens and the camera.

Ensure you are within the correct focus range (11cm to 0.75m). Use the focus peaking feature on your camera's screen to confirm your subject is in focus. Adjust the rotating focus ring carefully.

Ensure you are shooting in conditions that produce light sources capable of creating flares (e.g., sun, streetlights). The effect is most pronounced in static shots or with mechanical stabilization.

Verify that you are in a video mode and that the camera's shutter speed is set appropriately for the desired blur (this may require manual settings for advanced users). For beginners, the Auto Cinematic mode should handle adjustments automatically.