Red Correction Filter for GoPro HERO5/6/7 Black - Xrec SB3693

The Xrec red correction filter for GoPro HERO5/6/7 Black is an accessory designed to improve underwater color balance when filming in blue or green water. It mounts directly over the camera lens and helps restore red tones that are lost at shallow to moderate depths, resulting in images and video with more natural color reproduction. The filter is intended for use with the specified GoPro models and for activities such as snorkeling and recreational diving.

Advantages

This red correction filter compensates for color loss underwater by filtering out excess blue and green wavelengths, which helps bring back warm red hues and reduces the bluish color cast common in underwater footage. The optical material is shaped to fit the lens area of compatible GoPro housings, allowing a secure attachment and minimal vignetting. It is lightweight and easy to mount, enabling quick transformation of your GoPro into a more effective underwater imaging tool without complex adjustments.

Suitable for

• Snorkeling in clear to moderately turbid blue or green water
• Recreational diving at shallow to moderate depths
• Underwater video and photo capture with GoPro HERO5/6/7 Black
• Travel and leisure water activities where improved color balance is desired

Key specifications

• Compatible camera models: GoPro HERO5 Black, HERO6 Black, HERO7 Black
• Function: red color correction for underwater use
• Effective depth range: shallow to moderate depths (typical snorkeling and recreational diving depths)
• Attachment: mounts over the camera lens area for a secure fit
• Material: optical-grade lens/filter material designed for underwater color correction
• Color: red correction tint

How to use

Attach the red correction filter over the GoPro lens area according to the mounting design so it sits securely and centrally over the camera optics. Use the filter when shooting underwater in blue or green water at shallow to moderate depths to restore red tones and achieve truer skin tones and natural-looking scenes. Verify the filter is clean and free of water droplets or smudges before recording; rinse and dry the filter after each use to maintain optical clarity.

Usage recommendations

Use the red correction filter in water where blue or green tones dominate; in very shallow water with strong warm light or when shooting in predominantly red/orange environments the filter may not be necessary. For best results, combine the filter with appropriate camera white balance settings or post-processing color grading as needed. Rinse the filter with fresh water after use, avoid abrasive cleaners, and store it in a protective case to prevent scratches.