Features

• TTL, Manual, and 1/2 Power Modes
• Recycle time is less than 4 seconds
• Measures 4.5" x 7.8" 11.5cm x 20cm
• Weight is only 3.5 pounds 1.6 kg
• The SubStrobe 100A is the value leader in a strobe capable of covering wide-angle lenses underwater.

Reviews (1)

Ikelite SPD Dive light
The light is very strong for say 55-60 minutes and then drops off suddendly. I like the light itself but the duration is not long enough to be able to use for technical diving. In the near future I will be purchasing a HID light. It is smaller, last 4 hours, and 10 watts in HID is the same as 50 watts Halogen. I had the battery pack, so for the cost it was a good deal, but is really not what I needed. ... Read more

Features

• For SLR cameras with a top mounted flash. Incl. Nikon F5 and F90; Canon EOS 1, 3 & 5
• for dive depths of up to 50 m / 155 ft

Features

• Outdoor housing with mounting bracket
• For use with SAMSUNG CCTV products

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

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

• 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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Editorial Review

The SeaLife ReefMaster RC underwater photo 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 164 feet. There's no need to focus--the Reefmaster takes pictures from 4 feet to infinity. Other features include a large sports-style viewfinder and a built-in flash. The SeaLife ReefMaster RC can also take shots on land. It uses standard 35mm film and AA batteries.Read more

Features

• Works both underwater and on land
• Easy operation to 164 feet
• Comes with airtight, unbreakable case
• Also includes 3x macro lens, antifog desiccant, care kit, and guidebook
• Uses standard 35mm film and AA batteries

Reviews (8)

Takes Great Photos and is Easy to Use
I am a novice scuba diver, and completely new to underwater photography, but I do have a lot of land photography experience. I bought a ReefMaster RC camera a few days before going on a recent Caribbean vacation and am very happy that I did. I took it on 3 different dives, a shallow (35') reef dive, a deeper (72') reef dive, and a deep (82') wreck dive (a WWII Soviet Warship!). The camera is very well designed and performed extremely well; even after I dropped it! (It bounced.) It's a breeze to handle underwater, with all the key stuff easily readable and accesible. It's also really easy to use; a couple of times I handed it to my fellow divers (underwater) and they took very good photos without needing to fuss with dials, etc. I shot 3 different rolls of 36 exposures of Kodak ASA 200 Gold film. My first roll (the shallow dive, my first with the camera) yielded 10 photos I put in my album. The second and third rolls (dives 2 & 3) yielded 18 and 15 photos respectively that I judged good enough to show to friends and colleagues (who were blown away by the pics). The 'rejected' photos were due to 'operator error' (as in, I was too close, or too far away, etc.). I highly recommend this camera to people who want to take high quality underwater photos without the expense and hassle of higher-end cameras. If you get the camera, be sure to also get the 3x close-up lens, which really brings out the best in your underwater subjects. And READ THE MANUAL ... I suspect that some of the folks here who complained about the camera didn't take the time to follow the instructions. Have fun!

Over priced camera that leaks
Well I bought this camera a few weeks ago to go hawaii. Well it leaked after one roll of film so cleaned it out and let dry over night and loaded it again the next day and leaked again to where the camera didnt work anymore. Well I ended up getting some underwater disposable cameras. When I got the film developed the the disposable pics actually came out better than the 1 roll that came out of my $... camera (imagine that). Well now Im trying to get it repaired or replaced and I have to pay to ship it to them plus another $... I have to send to them for processing, what is up with that if I have a warrenty and its faulty equipment they should cover at the the shipping back to me. Over all There is nothing that I can recomend about this camera from the pics to the service. Would give it a 0 if possible.

A good beginning underwater camera!
I just purchased this camera and have already used it on 6 dives and found it to work so much better than other disposable cameras and housing for scuba diving.It's not a Nikonos (sp?) but it's still pretty good for a beginner. The only thing I don't like too much is that if you're pretty close to one object but also too far away from another object in the same frame, the flash is only good for within some many feet.Anything further and you can start to see the bluish cast from taking underwater photos around the perimeter of the photo.I also purchased the 3X macrolens to go with it, but found that I had much difficulty keeping this portable lens on without actually using both hands at the same time trying to keep it on the camera while taking a photo.Otherwise a great camera! ... Read more

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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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