GoPro Blackout Housing

    Aug. 8, 2015
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    The Blackout Housing keeps a low profile thanks to its matte black finish. It’s perfect for special ops filming with your GoPro and capturing footage without drawing attention to the camera. The included LCD concealment stickers help eliminate light reflection from the housing’s LCD window. Waterproof to 131’ (40m). Includes Standard, Skeleton and Touch Backdoors. 

    Features:

    • Non-reflective, matte black finish ensures low visibility
    • Perfect for special ops filming or capturing footage without drawing attention to the camera
    • Waterproof to 131’ (40m)
    • Includes LCD concealment stickers to eliminate light reflection from the LCD window
    • Includes Standard, Skeleton and Touch Backdoors

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