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Underwater Cameras

What do you want in an Underwater Camera? Being able to capture those fantastic images you see under water is most divers dream. If you have never taken underwater photos, buying a camera and learning how to use it can be scary. The following are the standards we use in selecting a camera for underwater use and it's not as scary as it seems. Once you get the hang of it, it's great fun.

Easy to use
Comfortable handling and easy one-button operation make your dive peaceful and enjoyable. So you can take impressive pictures with ease.

Easy to expand
Although most Cameras have a built-in flash, the ability to add an External Flash adds new dimensions to your pictures and is a must. Additional lenses so you can take close up with ease also is a must. Ability to expand to professional levels.

Ingenious Design
Cameras that perform equally well on land or in the sea, on boats or beaches. The inner Camera must remove easily so you can slip it conveniently into your shirt pocket.

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Film Cameras: 35 mm Film cameras are popular because they are cheaper, the resolution is usually better than that of digital, and you have the ability to have prints of any size processed as well as slides.
Digital Cameras Scroll Down: A digital camera gives you the ability to see your pictures immediately , keep the pictures you like, delete those you don't, and with photos in digital form you can edit them with a computer program, e-mail them to your friends and family, and burn them to photo CD's. A digital camera is more expensive but you will never have to pay for film or processing.

Digital Cameras

Sealife DC500 Digital - (Item #SL150)

The new SeaLife DC500 features a new "Shark Mode" for faster and sharper pictures of moving objects underwater and in sports photography on land.

The Shark Mode is activated by simply pushing the camera's OK button which focuses on the intended subject. The camera will now remember that focus range and take sharp pictures with virtually no shutter lag. Underwater, in diving or snorkeling, everything moves, the diver as well as sea creatures are in constant movement. In addition to the Shark Mode, the automatic Sea exposure mode will shorten the exposure time underwater for sharper pictures.

The DC 500 is loaded with the following features:

5 mp CCD for quality resolution

Land & Sea Exposure Modes for vivid colors

NEW "Shark Mode " for sharper pictures and virtually no shutter lag

Auto focus to 2.3" / 6cm

Rechargeable lithium battery for extra battery life

12X Zoom - 3X optical plus 4X digital zoom

Large 2" LCD Display

Pocket-size removable inner camera

Rubber armored housing, rated to 200ft./ 60m

Expandable with SeaLife lenses and flashes

CLOSE OUT PRICE AS THE NEW 600 IS COMING

SL148 - ReefMaster DC310 Digital Camera

The SeaLife^® ReefMaster DC310 Digital Camera is specifically developed for divers to take brighter, colorful pictures underwater and on land. SeaLife’s unique Land & Sea exposure modes optimize picture quality in low-light conditions. The 3.3 mp camera is compact and fully rubber-armored for ruggedness and comfortable handling to a depth of 200 feet.

The One-Button-Operation allows even the novice to take great pictures, while the expert can access all Advanced-Dive controls of the DC310 while underwater.

The One-Button-Operation also allows divers to review and instantly delete a picture by just another push of the shutter button while prompted. The DC310 also incorporates the Quick Review feature as well as being totally expandable with all SeaLife^® accessories.

The DC 310 is loaded with the following features:

Land & Sea Exposure Modes

Quick Review Feature

One-Button Operation

SeaLife’s Easy-Dive System, fully rubber armored and rated to 200ft.

3.3mp CCD for enlargements up to 11 x 17

Large 1.6" LCD display

Super Fast Lens

8mb on board memory expandable to 256mb with SD card

Comes with; MGI Photosuite IV editing software, USB cable, Instruction manual and Care kit.