Lens Macro Inon for GoPro (Mount: Inon ZD) UCL-G100 II ZD

Lens Macro Inon for GoPro with ZD mount

Easy-to-use All Around Close-up Lens

A close-up lens with a middle magnification among three UCL-G series lenses, providing twice the magnification of the UCL-G165II (scale ratio) to use for macro imaging. This lens significantly shortens the minimum focusing distance while maintaining the same underwater angle of view as the GoPro® alone and easy-to-use all-around close-up lens with deep depth of field among lenses in the same class.

Bayonet INON ZD Mount compatible to support friendly and speedy lens exchange underwater.

Change FOV Setting for Further Magnification

The distance between two sticks represents a shooting range of the UCL-G100 when GoPro® is set to "WIDE". GoPro® has several field of view settings, and with "Linear" or other narrower angle of view, it is possible to shoot at an even higher magnification. Shooting at a high resolution such as 4K with "1.4x" zoom can enlarge the subject even more with relatively less image quality degradation.

The width of the Focus Stick, two sticks attached on the lens barrel, indicates the horizontal shooting range (when F.O.V. is set to WIDE), and it can be instantly flipped up when not in use. You can change the orientation of the Focus Stick vertically as well. The Focus Stick can be removed from the lens when necessary like during transportation etc.

Blur-free Focus Stick

The distance between two sticks represents a shooting range of the UCL-G100 when GoPro® is set to "WIDE". Focus Stick tip represents minimum focusing distance and far end of the depth of field is 8.2cm/3.2in from the tip.
It is easy to take sharp and crispy high magnification close-up video by referring to the Focus Stick and checking the composition on the rear monitor.
The Focus Stick rotates 360° and has clicks every 90°, so it can be instantly flipped up when not in use. Vertical installation is also possible. The Focus Stick body is attached to the lens with retaining screw ring and can be separated from the lens when not necessary.