Features

• Rubber armored housing, rated to 200ft./ 60m
• 5 mp CCD for quality resolution
• Land & Sea Exposure Modes for vivid colorsto 2.3" / 6cm
• NEW "Shark Mode " for sharper pictures and virtually no shutter lag

Features

• Works both underwater and on land
• Rubber armored and easy operation to 164 feet (50m)
• Uses standard 35mm film and AA batteries
• Built-in color corrected flash
• Stainless steel hardware

Reviews (1)

Pretty good but some problems
The SeaLife ReefMaster RC takes OK pictures but they came out rather blurry and grainy.My guess is that the flash is not strong enough.I went snorkeling with it in La Jolla, CA.It was a bright day with good visibility although never ideal conditions in this area.Perhaps if I was snorkeling in the Florida Keys - which I've done and got good pics with a Fuji one time use underwater camera.I guess in perfect conditions, any camera works well.I've also tried the Sea & Sea MX5-II with no extra external flash.It took better pictures but it looked like water was getting into the housing.The good thing about the Reefmaster RC is that it looks like it stays dry so less worry about that.One further con though is that you cannot turn the camera on/off from the outside of the housing.You must take the internal camera out.To get around this you can leave it always on - it has an automatic shutoff and then you push down the lever a little to activate the camera.Problem is I couldn't tell if the camera was on and took a few pictures of nothing by accident.I was worried the batteries would die as well.Also, the flash ready light is very hard to see.I might try an additional external flash but that means more $$. ... Read more

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Editorial Review

Whether on land or sea, the SeaLife ReefMaster DC100 can accommodate all your digital photography needs. The DC100 is considered the world's first dedicated underwater digital camera. Rated to 100 feet, the camera can be set to three different exposure programs--land, sea, and sea with external flash--with a flip of your finger. The large 1.8-inch LCD makes aiming easy and the instant review and delete function practically guarantees great pictures on the spot. The camera comes with 8 MB on-board memory (as well as a CompactFlash expansion slot).Read more

Features

• Designed for use underwater at depths up to 133 feet
• 1.3-megapixel captures 1,280 x 960 images for sharp prints at sizes up to 5 x 7 inches
• 2x digital zoom (no optical zoom) focus-free lens
• 8 MB internal memory stores 17 images at highest quality; CompactFlash slot for additional memory storage
• Uses 4 AA batteries (rechargeables recommended)

Reviews (1)

The camera was used
When we opened the camera on Christams Eve, you could tell the camera had been used and repackaged.There were 4 AA batteries in the camera of 3 different brands.They had leaked and corroded the terminals so it was difficult to get the camera to turn on.The 8 MB memory stick was also missing and we had to use one we alreay had.After an hour of cleaning the terminals, we got it to turn on.We snapped a few pictures and the quality was horrible.We did not waste any more time with the camera and plan to return it for a refund.I dont know if this camera is any good or not.I do know that we were sent a defective and used camera when we paid for a new one. ... Read more

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Features

• Land Mode, Sea Mode and External Flash Mode
• Instant delete option after each picture in both Sea and External Flash Modes
• One-button operation
• Expandable with all ReefMaster lenses, flashes and accessories
• Depth tested to 200 ft / 60 m

Reviews (4)

Cheap flimsy plastic camera.
I have had this camera for a few years and gotten lots of good shots with it on dry land.And lots of blurred underwater shots where the subject wouldn't wait around while the camera brought up the title screen and slowly got itself ready to shoot.
Strongly recommend against
I strongly recommend against buying a SeaLife ReefMaster digital underwater camera. While their low-end underwater film cameras were a good buy, their digital cameras are not.
Reefmaster Leaves A lot to be desired
I recently purchased this camera just wanted a basic underwater camera. That is exacly what you get. Most of my frieds are diving with Sony Cybershots with the water housings. Their pictures clarity and detail in comparison to the Reefmaster is way better. The Reefmaster cameras claim to be a 3.3 mp camera but the picture size is always less than 1 mb on the largest sharpest settings. I would say that it operates more like a 1 mp camera. I'm pretty dissapointed in the preformace. Another down side is that when you change the batteries or remove your san disk flash card you loose all of your settings plus the date and time. It's a cheap camera in a fancy housing.
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Features

• 3.3 Megapixel CCD Sensor for detailed, brilliantly colored prints up to 11 x 17
• 8 MB on-board memory, with SD slot for memory upgrades via optional SD ( Secure Digital ) cards
• 1.6-inch color LCD monitor
• 2X Digital Zoom
• Movie JPEG capable

Reviews (2)

Recommend against this camera
I strongly recommend against buying a SeaLife ReefMaster digital underwater camera. While their low-end underwater film cameras were a good buy, their digital cameras are not.
Great Picture Quality, Rugged Construction, Battery Glutton
The case is extraordinarily strong, thick, high impact plastic with high quality seals and strong hinges. The closure latches on the camera case and external flash are positive, strong, and are well designed to prevent snagging. I was impressed that virtually every control on the camera is available outside the water-tight case via spring-loaded buttons. The one caveat is that the buttons on the watertight case are not labeled, so you have to "know" the camera pretty well before diving.On the other hand, the icon labels on most digital cameras are not all that intuitive anyway, and SeaLife provides a waterproof rubber quick reference "card" on a cord.
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Features

• Land Mode, Sea Mode and External Flash Mode
• Instant delete option after each picture in both Sea and External Flash Modes
• One-button operation
• Expandable with all ReefMaster lenses, flashes and accessories
• Depth tested to 200 ft / 60 m

Reviews (2)

Decent Entry Level Digital Dive Camera
This camera is a no frills, easy to use dive camera.I would recommend getting rechargable NiMH batteries for this.It does go through batteries.You should not have a problem getting two dives out of a pair of charged batteries.
Recommend against this camera
I strongly recommend against buying a SeaLife ReefMaster digital underwater camera. While their low-end underwater film cameras were a good buy, their digital cameras are not.
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Editorial Review

The SeaLife ReefMaster Pro set includes a SeaLife ReefMaster RC camera and an array of accessories developed by divers for divers. The camera offers automatic operations and point-and-shoot ease while handling depths up to 164 feet. The large shutter lever requires only light pressure, even at major depths. The SeaLife ReefMaster RC eliminates the need to focus by using a fixed focus to take pictures from 4 feet to infinity. The SeaLife ReefMaster RC can also take shots on land. It uses standard 35mm film and AA batteries. Other features include a built-in flash--but a more powerful external flash comes with the Pro accessory pack. The external flash is fully automatic and reduces backscatter.Read more

Features

• Waterproof to 164 feet
• 35mm wide-angle lens
• Triple-element lens construction
• Push-button operation
• Comes with SeaLife macro 3x close-up lens/underwater filter, SeaLife care kit, and external flash

Reviews (2)

SeaLife ReefMaster PRO Set
Great camera as far as point and shoot goes. Although you can save money buy direct from SeaLife.

I just recommended the SeaLife Reefmaster...
....over the Canon Elph. It works at a greater depth. This makes it more versatile at only a slightly higher cost.Read more

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Editorial Review

SeaLife's ReefMaster CL underwater camera can be used to a depth of 164 feet. The large shutter release lever on the outside of the Lexan housing makes the CL a snap to use for divers wearing bulky gloves. The CL's clear plastic housing is removable, allowing you to take pictures on land as well as underwater. This camera is compatible with all ReefMaster accessories. ... Read more

Features

• Waterproof to 164 feet
• 35mm wide-angle lens
• Can be removed from its clear housing
• Push-button operation
• Triple-element lens construction

Reviews (3)

Great underwater camera
Unlike the other reviewers I had no problem taking pictures of fish and reefs in Mexico.The camera stayed dry and the housing held up.The only area of caution was keeping sand away from the rubber ring gasket.If you keep this camera and housing clean you should have no problems.

No Waterproof !!!!!!
please ignore this review. No Waterproof !!!!!!
I bought this camera.Read more

Editorial Review

Whether on land or sea, the 1.3-megapixel SeaLife DC200 can accommodate all your digital camera needs. Rated to 200 feet, the camera can be set to three different exposure programs--land, sea, and sea with external flash--all with a simple flip of your finger. The large 2-inch LCD makes aiming easy and the instant review-and-delete function practically guarantees great pictures on the spot. The camera also comes with 8 MB built-in memory (and expandable CompactFlash slot).Read more

Features

• 1.3-megapixel sensor
• Tested to 200-foot depth
• 8 MB built-in memory, expandable via CompactFlash cards
• Connects with PCs and Macs via USB port
• Powered by 4 NiMH rechargeable batteries

Features

• Underwater digital camera rated to 200 feet
• 2 megapixel resolution for print enlargements up to 8 x 10 inches
• 3 exposure modes: Sea, External Flash, and Land
• 8 MB internal memory
• 1.8" LCD, rubber armored Easy-Dive System fits just right in your hands

Reviews (1)

Do yourself a favor
If you already own a digital camera that you like, do yourself a favor and look to see if a underwater housing is available for it.Obtaining any type of support from these folks is difficult at best.E-mail response is slow and not very helpful.The included memory is good for 6 pictures, so plan on buying more memory.Do not believe it when they tell you you can substitute AA batteries if your recharables are out of power.They will only last for 4 shots before the camera stops working.Read more

Features

• Large "Push Here" shutter release lever is easy to use at any depth
• Built-in coral flash to compensate for "under water blues"
• Easy to hold rubber armor housing
• High quality, 3 element multi-coated optical glass lens with auto- focusing

Features

• Absorbs moisture to prevent fogging and corrosion
• Fits all ReefMaster camera Housings