The BlurFix3™ SO Featuring the URPRO CYD Dome filter is a high quality color-correction solution for the Hero3 camera, specifically for dives in tropical blue water.  To use, simply slip the BlurFix3 SO with CYD Filter onto your Hero3 housing.  During your descent, remove the adapter and shake it to remove micro-bubbles and then reinstall.  

Product Features:

• Slips over the GoPro Hero3 housing 
• URPRO CYD Dome lens provides patent-pending consistent color correction from center to corner.
• Removing the dome lens allows you to install a 55 mm filter.
• Wet filter design allows you take the filter as deep as the housing is rated for.
• Precision CNC machined black Polyoxymethylene (Delrin®) frame
• Precision molded and CNC machined optical-grade polycarbonate cyan dome filter from URPRO

The URPRO CYD Filter is molded from optical quality polycarbonate and then a CNC machine is used to cut threads in the edges of the filter so that it can be easily installed and removed from the BlurFix3 SO adapter.  The filter is dome shaped to provide consistent color correction from the center to the corners of your video.  This filter is ideal for use in tropical blue water at depths between 12 ft (4 meters) and 60 ft (20 meters) although it continues to improve the color quality of your video at greater depths depending on conditions. 

The URPRO Cyan Dome Filter can be removed by spinning it out.  This makes it possible to install other ultra-low profile 55 mm filters available from Snake River Prototyping.  To remove the CYD filter, hold the adapter with the top of the dome facing you.  Using clean fingers, pinch the filter between your thumb and fore-finger.  Spin the adapter clockwise with your other hand. 

Product update: This product is not compatible with the Hero3+ standard housing.  However, if you use GoPro®’s BacPac Compatible Housing (the housing included with the Hero3) with your Hero3+, then this product is compatible.  The BacPac Compatible Housing is rated to 197’ compared to 130’ for the Hero3+ standard housing.