| SeaLife SL 325 Reef Master Mini Digital Camera Pro Set |

enlarge | Brand: SeaLife Category: Photography
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Avg. Customer Rating: 2 reviews Sales Rank: 44438
Media: Electronics Autographed: No Memorabilia: No Floppy Disk Drive: None Display Size: 2 Minimum Focal Length: 6.95 Has Red Eye Reduction: Yes Shipping Weight (lbs): 7 Dimensions (in): 8 x 11 x 3 Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: SL 325 Model: SL 325 UPC: 077068413257 EAN: 0077068413257 ASIN: B000KJBS0W
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Features:
| | Rubber armored, shockproof body is depth rated to 130 ft/40m and shockproof tested to 6ft/2m | | | 6.0 mega pixel CCD sensor for sharp, crisp images with instant focus from 2ft/60cm to infinity | | | Spy Mode takes continuous pictures at set intervals | | | ProSet includes the SeaLife@ External Flash with flexible rubberized arm and a Soft Travel Case |
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Editorial Reviews:
Product Description The SeaLife ReefMaster Mini ProSet is specifically designed for divers to take brighter, colorful pictures underwater. The set includes the camera and popular SeaLife underwater flash. SeaLife's unique land and sea exposure modes optimize picture quality in underwater conditions. By adding the SeaLife external flash, even brighter more colorful images can be captured at greater depths and under adverse conditions.
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Customer Reviews:
Only tried in pool - not bad for price December 26, 2007 I purchased this camera for a scuba trip this winter. I've only tried it in a small pool. The flash washed out the pictures which I expected in a pool. The pictures were a bit grainy underwater as compared to above water. The above water shots were clear and good color.
Without the flash, in a pool, the camera was negative buoyancy (it sinks). The flash, and the flash + camera were positive buoyancy.
I've read other reviews on the weak wrist strap. I haven't had a problem with it, but it sure does look insufficient.
We'll see how it does in salt water in a couple of weeks.
Great for beginners September 3, 2007 I've used this camera on 2 dives now, and I must say it does a good job even in not-so-clear water. The strobe was able to push through the backscatter and the camera did a great job of automatically color-correcting the images. My only complaint is the carry strap, because it is very thin, and looks like it could break easily.
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