Feature
●Waterproof down to 50 feet. *12 month iPhone Protection Guarantee Included*
●Floating Hand Grip Included - MSRP $24.99 - Case also Compatible with EVERY other GoPro Mount!
●Underwater Camera App included: ProShotCase - *MUST USE this app for all underwater photography. iPhone touchscreen will not work underwater.* All footage saved directly to your iPhones camera roll. UPDATE YOUR CAMERA APP- Latest Version published January 22nd, 2024
●Case fits iPhone XS Max, 11 Pro Max , XR & 11 only (make sure to choose your correct iPhone size above). Case is compatible with screen protectors. No access to iPhones audio jack or charging port when inside this case - this is not recommended as an everyday phone case.
●ADDED BONUS! Includes custom ProShot Carrying Case for easy travel!
Description
KEY FEATURES of the ProShotCase:
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Waterproof down to 50 feetYou can now take your iPhone and ProShotCase down to 50 feet, to capture all your underwater adventures. |
Free Underwater Camera AppTo take photos and videos underwater with your ProShotCase, you MUST use our free ProShotCase camera app. No touchscreen will work when it is wet. Our ProShotCase app will change your phones volume buttons into camera controls! Please turn on "underwater mode" in your ProShotCase app to disable your touchscreen when in the water. You can use your phone, touchscreen, and camera app as normal when youre not underwater! |
MountableAll ProShotCases are compatible with all action camera mounts (including all of GoPros mounts). Mount your phone to your chest for hands free filming while skiing, kayaking, or biking. Attach a floating hand grip to your ProShotCase for underwater adventures! |
12-Month iPhone ProtectionProShotCase includes a 12-month Protection on all of their products, along with the iPhones that go in them. If your case breaks in any way during the first 12 months, ProShot will send you a free replacement case. If your iPhone is damaged due to a defective ProShotCase, they will replace/reimburse you for a new iPhone. Visit their website for more details on their 12-Month iPhone and ProShot Protection. |
For Underwater Photography, PLEASE READ:
ProShotCase Underwater Camera App TIPS:
- Open your ProShotCase camera app BEFORE taking your iPhone & ProShotCase into the water
- Volume Down button = switch between camera modes
- Volume Up button = take pic/start & stop video
- Underwater Mode = disables your touchscreen for optimal underwater photography
- Sleep Mode = lets you turn your phone on & off underwater, conserving your phones battery
- Timer Mode" = great for taking delayed photos, especially if using an extendable pole mount
- Settings section = allows you to edit which camera modes are available in your camera window
- Take videos of the underwater world and then take a screenshot of your video- works very well!
You MUST download & use our FREE ProShotCase CAMERA APP to take UNDERWATER PHOTOS & VIDEOS!
Have you ever tried using your phones touchscreen when its wet? It doesnt work!
When you bring your ProShotCase underwater, your iPhones touchscreen will not work and you will not be able to take photos and videos using your normal camera app.
You can use your iPhone as normal when not underwater.
Please also turn on Underwater Mode in the ProShotCase app for the best underwater filming experience.
When you turn on Underwater Mode in your ProShotCase app, this will disable your touchscreen (besides the "Settings" icon), and allow for a very smooth underwater filming experience.
Touchscreens do not work when they are wet. However, they are still able to react inconsistently to fingers and light movement on the screen when underwater (ie. water)- this can be frustrating. Luckily "Underwater Mode" is the solution!
Top 5 tips for Underwater Photography
- Get CLOSE to your subject -- Getting close to your subject (within 2 feet) minimizes the amount of water youre shooting through, which improves the color, saturation, and contrast of your photos.
- Have Patience -- The place where you first see your subject may not be the best place from which to take the best shot. When you think you have "the shot," take one more.
- Shoot UP at your subject-- Getting down at eye level (or lower) with a subject helps you separate the subject from some of the distracting background environment.
- Take Vertical photos, as well as Horizontal -- Reef scenes are often best portrayed vertically, and include the surface of the water. Next time you shoot a wide-angle reef scene, try both ways, and see which you prefer!
- Utilize natural sunlight -- For the best underwater photos while starting out, stay shallow, where the light from the sun penetrates the most. Even better, shoot while the sun is directly overhead for the best natural lighting!
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