Its my other Video called « KatCreek »

I bought the hood and epoxy months ago, perhaps almost a year ago. I put off doing this. A month ago I came across a 55mm hood that is designed to attach to the GoPro case. I bought that instead and it was an easy install. Google Snake River Prototyping. I actually just got back from a snowmobiling trip where I used it and the videos were drastically improved with a polarizing filter.

Thanks for asking though.

@MountainCat1M …How did it go?

Hey mate, You can use super glue but 2-part epoxy will be better. Less chance it is going to eat into the plastic. Superglue at times eats away the plastic you are trying to glue. Try putting a ‘test spot’ on both plastics before if you are worried.

Very Aussie accent………Aussie, Ausssie, oi, oi, oi!!
Just bought my own Hero 2 today for my RC heli flying. Nice stuff mate!!!

@bemichael
Constructive.

@snappakingie
Yeah water gets in but Physics tells us this is not an issue as snells law is still going to work OK where there are three materials and n1=n3.
ikipedia.org/wiki/Snell’s_law

OK answers people.
1. GoPro I think recommend the lame plastic internal filter.
2. My mate got the new GoPro Hero2 … still balls in low light…if your going clubbing leave it at home. Many moments missed in Croatia with millions of hot British chicks.
3. Go to Croatia.
4. You can chuck a UV filter on this to remove the under water aberration.

LOVE HOW GIN AND JUICE IS PLAYING IN THE BGROUND, SO GANGSTER!

Great job bro! Was looking into the same thing for use here in the US. Your clip helps.

Good Idea, im sure GoPro will come out with a filter soon enough.

Alright Everybody! Anyone built one? How did you go? Did you shave down the lens hood piece? 

Rum and coke for me, but cheers!