I did fly my copter on top of water (fountains in a park) and at some moment copter felt down in water (my mistake).
It was a Hero2 installed and running on the copter.
I did not have the water case for hero2, just the lens protection from LayerLens (link below).
After drying with heat gun all electronics from copter (APM, ESC, motors, etc) and Hero2 (I did remove the battery and open the Hero case inside), I was surprised all is working as before, not any issue.
Except the image of Hero2 is like not such bright as before. Maybe is just a personal impression.
My question is if it is possible water to enter between the lens and the CMOS sensor.
When I did look at the lens (seconds after immersion) I did not see water inside.
If water was possible to enter behind the lens and touch the sensor, maybe I need to remove the lens and clean it. But I did notice (from other posts) the sensor is somehow "incapsulated" with lens.
I did not remove the original lens until now.
Thanks,C
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