- 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)
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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).
To take shots of on-land subjects, simply remove the camera from its clear waterproof housing, set it to the "land" setting, and shoot as a traditional digital camera.
The on-camera flash aids in illuminating objects below the surface, but for photographers who wish to produce more professional results, the camera is compatible with SeaLife's external flash unit. Just set the camera to "external flash" mode and you are all set.
Accessories packaged with the camera include a CD with MGI Photo Suite software, a USB cable, video cable, care kit, manual, and a soft case for the inner camera.
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This review is from: Sealife ReefMaster DC100 Digital Land & Sea Camera (Electronics)
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.
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