Waterproof to 130 feet, rubber armored and built to survive drops, the Mini II was an ultra rugged camera and the perfect companion for any outdoor activity. The Micro HD+ has no doors or openings that could possibly leak.ĭesigned specifically as a self-contained underwater dive camera, the compact ReefMaster included an external Mini Wide Angle Lens and the latest color enhancing firmware. Have a question about one of the cameras below? Looking for a manual? Need repair information? Visit the technical support section for answers and information on all of our products.Ĭapture the beauty of the undersea world with the first permanently sealed, flood-proof underwater camera. At SeaLife, our goal is to develop innovative underwater cameras and accessories that make underwater photography easily accessible. Ergonomics and the ease of operation of the light’s controls are evaluated in the water by test divers.įor ScubaLab gear reviews, visit our ScubaLab hub.As you look over the camera history of SeaLife, you’ll notice all of our products have something in common – they make great images easy to obtain. We measure the output with batteries fully charged after one hour of continuous use. To test underwater video lights, we measure their total light output using an industry-standard integrating there operated by an accredited testing facility. Testers also rate footage from each camera for clarity, color, framing an image stability.
Test divers score cameras on ease of setup, intuitive operation, ease of capturing video and effectiveness of features such as underwater color correction. Testing of compact action cameras evaluates each model’s ability to capture quality underwater video, and its ease of operation. We evaluate housings for ease of camera installation, compatibility with accessories, and features that make shooting easier and more convenient, sun as controls that glow in the dark. Testing of housings is designed to gauge how well each provides comfortable, easy access to a camera’s functions and features. ScubaLab’s testing of imaging gear aims to help buyers identify cameras, lights, and accessories with the capabilities they need.
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