, yes the camera will still be waterproof without the lens cover. However, as previously mentioned, this adds protection to the camera. If you will be using the camera without its lens cover, I suggest to ensure that you keep the camera from bumps, crash, etc., that can directly scratch or damage the lens. You can still remove the fisheye effect. Select the preset which matches your camera and settings, or the one which is closest to your settings. Drop in over your video and then go to the Effect Control tab. Here you can play around with all the settings and notice the changes in real-time. Yes, the camera is still waterproof with or without the lens cover on, but you'll want to make sure that water doesn't get inside the lens since that will affect the image quality. A little gap is not going to be an issue because the O-ring seal should still be in place. Check to make sure that the lens cover is on flush on all sides. Use the tweezers to grasp the housing firmly and pull it away from the three ribbon cables. Pull the battery housing until the half circle grooves on the back housing match up with the grooves on the battery housing. After the screws have been removed from the inside, the battery housing is only held down by adhesive. Add a comment. 2PCS Lens Protective Cover,Acrylic Waterproof Dustproof Anti-Oil Protection Lens Cover Protector Photography for GoPro Sports Actio Camera. 45. $821. Save 7% with coupon. FREE delivery Thu, Jan 11 on $35 of items shipped by Amazon. Only 10 left in stock - order soon. 🎨 MY PRESETS: www.airbazoo.com/store📷 INSTAGRAM: , so long as all camera doors are closed, the HERO9 Black is waterproof down to 10m (33ft) without a housing and Protective Lens cover attached. However, it is recommended to keep the lens cover attached to protect the camera from bumps or direct physical damage to the camera lens due to activities. How to remove scratches from a camera or GoPro lens by buffing out the scratches on the GoPro or camera lens. Action camera lenses tend to get scratched doin For some reason Photoshop has Hero7 Black lens correction filters for GoPro, but Premiere doesn't. Again, I'd prefer to keep this in Premiere, though. Another suggestion, which I got from the After Effects Forum, is to shoot a test grid and come up with my own correction settings and save it as a preset. I shot a test grid, but then that's when With the settings shown above: 1) Drag "Lens Distortion" from the Video Effects>Distort section of the effects menu onto your GoPro clip. 2) Simply pick "Curvature" within the Lens Distortion Menu within the Effect Controls Panel and set it to -25. 3) Right click on the effect you've made within the effect controls panel, then select "save preset." Z07sC.