Film improved diving shots from deep below the surface of the water using this Invisible Dive Case from Insta360. Custom-fit to your X4 camera and designed to compensate for water refractions, the clear case maintains the visibility of your touchscreen and controls while ensuring seamless 360° video. It is capable of being submerged up to 164'. A built-in 2-prong mount attaches the case to selfie sticks or mounts of your choice and can be adapted to a 1/4"-20 compatible thread with the included adapter.
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Key Features
- For Insta360 X4 Camera
- Invisible in 360° Video
- 164' Waterproof Depth
- 2-Prong Mount
Film improved diving shots from deep below the surface of the water using this Invisible Dive Case from Insta360. Custom-fit to your X4 camera and designed to compensate for water refractions, the clear case maintains the visibility of your touchscreen and controls while ensuring seamless 360° video. It is capable of being submerged up to 164'. A built-in 2-prong mount attaches the case to selfie sticks or mounts of your choice and can be adapted to a 1/4"-20 compatible thread with the included adapter.
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UPC: 842126105876
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Insta360 CINSBBMG Reviews
Good case, but sometimes fog even with anti fog strips
By Victor
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2025-01-31
I went on a snorkling tour for 2 hours and during one of the 2 tours, the camera experienced fogging even with the strips. this happened maybe 20 minutes after the camera was turned on. I swapped out the strips for new ones and it solved the problem. i think could be a major issue for critical work. also, remember not to use dewarp as there is not enough resolution for 4k. i used mega. dewarp might be ok for IG or TT but for youtube, i would use mega. unfortunately mega will bend the horizon in many cases.
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