Insta360 X3 Sticky Lens Guard

Insta360 X3 STICKY LENS GUARD - lens protection

It sticks directly to the lens for secure protection

Specifications
Material: Polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA)
Weight : 1.5 g I 1 pc
Dimensions (D*H): 34.80 x 10.95 mm

Package contents

2x Sticky Lens Guard
6x double-sided adhesive*
1x prying tool
1x Cloth for lenses
* Lens protectors come with double-sided adhesives already attached.

How to use
1. To use the lens hood correctly, it is important to distinguish between the front and back sides. The thinner cover should be placed on the side with the camera screen and the thicker cover should be placed on the opposite side.
2. Carefully apply the protective lens cover (with double-sided adhesive included) to the X3 lens. Make sure the notch on the edge of the lens hood is properly aligned with the edge of the lens. Hold for 15 seconds to make sure it is firmly attached. Failure to do so may adversely affect shooting results or splash resistance. Repeat this process for both sides.

Notes

1.Make sure the camera lens is clean and dry before use. Always install the Lens Guard in a clean and dry environment.
Carefully check that there is no dust or other particles inside, as they may affect the scanning results.
2. Before installation, make sure the thin protective cover is installed on the side with the camera screen, and the thick protective cover is used on the opposite side.
3. If you remove the lens cover from the X3, apply new double-sided adhesive before reinstalling the cover.
4. Sticky Lens Guard is splash-proof and not intended for underwater shooting. If you plan to use
X3 underwater, remove the Sticky Lens Guard and use the X3 Dive Case for best results.
5. Use the included pry tool to remove the lens protector. Be careful not to scratch the camera lenses when removing the lens protectors.
6. If you want to replace the double-sided adhesives, first remove the used double-sided adhesives and make sure the inside of the lens is clean and free of residue. Repeat
installation process, making sure the notch on the edge of the lens hood is properly aligned.