Can you use this spray form of rain x on a go pro housing lens?
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I would think that any glass surface would be suitable for Rain-X, where the user may wish water to slide off and not stain. I use it on my car windshield and on shower glass. I use a silicone wipe on my camera lens. Rain-X on my lens is overkill.
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It can. It's base plate is tapped for a tripod. The gear connection from the roller knob to the attachable lens ring is pretty insecure though. If you get that to work well without slipping, I wish you would write back and tell me how you did it. Don't know is Amazon will allow me to put my email address, but it's doug.s AT designsmythe DOT com. Best, Doug
1393209
Yes it will work fine. Obviously it will not be water proof. Also if you use a polarizing filter with it watch to be sure where the old AF lense rotates at to focus. The newer lenses rotate with in the body and the front lense stays constant.
1506283
Yes. Works great on my 35mm camera lens. Cloth is non abrasive making it safe on just about anything.
1003761
I don't see why not the kit isn't camera specific.the spray bottle comes empty so you can put whatever solution you want in it.and the brushes are very soft.I feel you wouldn't have any issues using it on you lens.
1596832
Yes, you can order the Pentax K-30 from Amazon with either the 18-135mm Water Resistent) lens, the 18-55mm (WR) lens, or just the body. I used the 18-135mm WR lens during a downpour, and love the versatile range. Changing lenses in the rain would be very bad. Good luck with this - the K-30 is a great little camera. Try out the in-camera HDR on some big, puffy clouds. Great camera. I checked the link - this is what you want. Good luck!
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Please be noticed that this kind of Lens filters is intended to protect your valuable camera lens against scratches and similar physical damage. Considering this, I don't think this filter may work as a Water-Resistant protection. Therefore, if you plan to use your digital camera pretty close to liquids/humid weather conditions (rain, waterfalls, fountains, etc.) the best protection you may get is using a camera rain cover.
183978
Not as far as I know, but you could just get this GoPro Tripod Mounts instead which is compatible with the official GoPro quickrelease mount and connect it to any tripod.
468914
I expect it won't work because headlight case is made of plastic not glass. Rain-X works by having one end of the molecule of the active ingridient bonds to glass while the hydrophobic end of the molecule face outside so that water forms bead on it. Unless the exterior surface of your headlight is glass, it probably won't work
116750
It may work but it is not designed for that purpose. Go pro sells helmet mounts for your application. This device is to mount your camera on a flat or slightly curved surface.
1497822
I use the Fotodiox mount with my X-pro1 it works just fine as aperture priority or manual mode as you have to set the aperture on the lens manually, you have to have the aperture ring on the lens to use.
2176078
I would try Vinegar diluted with water. It always works on everything I've tried it on but I haven't used it on Rain-X. The Rain-X film also dissipates with time. J.D.
58488
Not sure. One of the things I like about this product is that you can put it on windows in the sun, then once it dries you just wipe it off. I have never tried Rain-X.
314728
Pentax provides that answer on a by each instance basis, as reviewed by their service department. That said " you pays you money and you makes your choice" I don't expect to get mine any more exposed then to a sudden rain storm or being out in one. I think most people would be better served with a care full study of the alternatives , if you get my drift.
547730
i honestly dont know .but i think it would have to ask go pro, see if it;s and option for that modle
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thats wierd, it shouldn be tha way... depends what you are mounting i think, ive used it with the BMCC and rokinon lenses no problem... maybe check your setpup
520234
The lens is weather sealed with gaskets at the lens/camera body interface, and along all of barrels for focus and focal length. I've had rain poured on it, and the camera had no problems. I would not immerse it in water, but rain and dust should not be a problem for the lens.