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About 75 percent of the earth is covered with water, and the subsurface world holds more than 25,000 species of fish and innumerable forms of wildlife that do not exist on land. SeaLife actively supports efforts that help lead to greater appreciation and protection of the world’s underwater resources.
Whether it’s your first time snorkeling or your annual live-aboard scuba trip, SeaLife camera equipment and accessories help you explore the underwater world. Taking underwater photographs as you explore the deep saves magical memories that you can relive until your next undersea adventure. These photographic short stories about peering into the eyes of rarely seen creatures are permanent records from a world infrequently revealed. |
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Sealife Scuba Gear Reviews
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| Sealife DC800 8.0 Megapixel Camera Reviews
Reviewer: jeffery r. on 12/21/2008
A few things they dont mention - i like it. used it on 6 dives now. only three things notable. one thing they dont mention is that you need to purchase an extra set of "moisture munchers # sl 911". the camera only comes with 4 tubes and youll use one a day depending on your profiles and water temps. none of the local shops carried them so order them at the same time you order the camera.
second they should have included a diffuser. if you are within 30 ft of the surface on a sunny day this thing takes great pictures with full color using the blue sea setting. at night you can use the flash and a spot light near what you are taking a picure of and it looks great. without a good led or krypton light the colors washed out... View Full Review
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| Sealife DC800 8.0 Megapixel Pro Kit with Digital Pro Flash Reviews
Reviewer: Scott P. on 2/25/2009
Great Camera for Beginner like me! - In 17 dives I took well over 300 pictures in Roatan Honduras.The camera had a learning curve for using underwater, IE. 2 to 3 feet from the underwater critter you were taking a photo of for best picture, also a bit of trial and error on which direction to face the flash so the fish or coral would not look washed out or too bright. Underwater movie mode was better than expected, I wish there was a way to fix the color on the movies though. Above water photos and movies were great too. It never leaked at all after 17 dives and removing the camera about 10 times to get the pictures over to my PC was a breeze. I used only 2 moister munchers the whole trip and the camera never fogged up at all.... View Full Review
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| Sealife DC1000 10.1 Megapixel Elite Kit with Digital Pro Flash Reviews
Reviewer: Dino Simotas on 8/14/2009
Wow! - At first glance, this camera/housing/flash is really impressive! Its actually fairly large body feels very solid. The camera itself is pretty small and fits snugly into the housing. All the buttons seem to be accessible. For the actual photo quality, I took a variety of land shots and found the camera was pretty good. Sea photos were much harder to judge as this is my first UW camera. I took probably 30 photos and I got one to come in fairly clear and not look washed out. I took my test shots at 40 feet on an overcast day, camera was in sea mode, flash set at power 1. Most of my shots were blurry, problem is I dont know if it was me moving or the camera not being smart enough for... View Full Review
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| Sealife DC1000 10.1 Megapixel Camera Reviews
Reviewer: Holly B. on 6/13/2009
Happy customer - The camera was great. The multiple settings on the camera were numerous and easy to access and pick. We used the snorkeling, landscape, and auto modes for our pictures. The pictures came out great - even the river tubing ones. Most pictures were clear even though they were taken with some movement by the photographer (me). I was pleased at how easy the waterproof case was to use - including installing the moisture munchers (they have a special spot to install them). The reason I rated the camera at 4 stars is the delay in picture taking. I prefer SLR and DSLR cameras for that reason. In the water the delay is not as noticeable because of the difficulty of moving and taking pictures... View Full Review
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| Sealife DC1000 10.1 Megapixel Maxx Kit Reviews
Reviewer: Sallie L. on 4/23/2009
Go for it! - The Sealife DC1000 arrived from scuba.com earlier than promised. It comes assembled and in a very sturdy travel case. Instructions are clear and the system is easy to operate. It helps to be aware of several differences between typical and underwater photography before you use the camera and strobes. (Sealife on-line info is a good starting place for the uninitiated.) I took the system on a trip to the Carribean for a week of diving and was delighted with the quality of the system! The U/W housings are excellent and durable. The video quality is super and you can switch between still shots and video underwater by simply changing a setting. The screen size is quite adequate. Overall,... View Full Review
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| Sealife Wide Angle Lens Reviews
Reviewer: david sisson on 9/19/2008
Sealife SL970 wide angle lens - I use the SL970 wide angle lens with my Sealife DC500 camera. My wife and I frequently dive in Cozumel, famous for large walls, and towering coral formations. The SL970 was able to capture the scale of the large coral formations very nicely, giving you a sense of what its like to be there. It also allows you to get close to subjects while capturing the surroundings, and allowing the flash to illuminate the subjects, eliminating those blue looking shots you get without a wide angle. The lens snaps easily on and off the camera housing making it easy to change your shooting modes. A lens storing dock is available too, which easily stores the lens when not in use. On the down side, the lanyard... View Full Review
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| Sealife Digital Pro Flash Reviews
Reviewer: Jennie H. on 1/15/2009
Digital Pro Flash Review - This flash works really well- adds a lot to the underwater pictures that you cant get from just the flash on the camera.
The one problem Ive had is keeping the arm together (the piece between the base connected to the camera and the actual flash). I adjust the flash position to get the appropriate angle for whatever Im photographing. Invariably, by the end of the dive it has become loose again and I have to hold the flash. I found twist ties in multiple places down the arm solve this issue. There werent enough bands on that piece originally if youre going to be moving the arm while underwater.
That being said I have recommended this flash to several of my diving photographer friends... View Full Review
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