About this item
- SUPERIOR PROTECTION - Engineered for extreme conditions, this dive case keeps your Insta360 X3 safe up to 164' (50m), ensuring worry-free underwater adventures.
- CRYSTAL-CLEAR IMAGERY - Maintains exceptional image quality underwater, so you capture vibrant, distortion-free photos and videos with your Insta360 X3.
- SEAMLESS COMPATIBILITY - Specifically designed for the Insta360 X3, offering a snug and secure fit, guaranteeing full functionality and easy operation.
- ENHANCED STABILITY - Includes stability pads to minimize vibrations, delivering smooth and steady footage even in turbulent underwater environments.
- READY FOR ANYTHING - Comes with anti-fog inserts, preventing lens fogging for consistently clear shots, plus a wrench for secure mounting adjustments.
For enthusiasts and professionals seeking to capture the essence of the underwater world, the Invisible Dive Case for the X3 Action Camera offers an unparalleled experience. Dive into the depths with confidence, as this case is meticulously engineered to be completely invisible in 360-degree footage, ensuring that the magic of the ocean is the sole focus of your shots. Harnessing advanced technology, the Invisible Dive Case boasts a revolutionary design where the bottom remains 100% invisible in all your 360-degree captures. This feature allows you to reframe your footage in any direction, free from obstructions, and ensures that every angle is as pristine as the marine vistas you're exploring.Experience seamless underwater shots like never before. The special dome structure of the case is a game-changer, providing perfect stitching for your 360-degree videos. By compensating for water refraction, the case eliminates common underwater filming issues such as warping and stitching problems, resulting in crystal-clear imagery every time.The Invisible Dive Case is not just about visual perfection; it's also about exploring further and deeper. With its purpose-built sealed structure, the case is rated IPX8 waterproof, allowing you to plunge into the abyss up to a remarkable depth of 164 feet (50 meters).