SeaLife DC1400 14MP Digital Underwater Camera, 3" Color LCD, 5x Optical Zoom, 20MB Internal Memory

2017-09-28T13:58:14

There is definitely a learning curve with this camera. Not a point and shoot. You need to learn about lightning, depth, flash angels and so forth. It is far from a professional set up, but also much less expensive. I've used it for 2 seasons and am getter better photos each time. I just added a second flas and extended flex handle to give me more flexibility in lighting. A decent DSLR with case, strobe and accessories will cost 4 or more times the set up I have now. If this is used to share with friends or post on social media it is a good product.

Jmj49

2013-08-09T21:00:00

This is my first "real" underwater camera and I'm VERY pleased with the quality of pictures. To date, I've only had it on one 2-tank dive and the day was overcast, so it was also darker underwater, but the color of the fish showed nicely in the pictures. I also love that the camera has pink trim...it matches my mask & fins!!! :)

KELLI K.

2013-04-22T21:00:00

I recently traded in my Nikonos V setup and took this camera and housing on a recent dive trip to Cozumel. It worked well, although, except in quick pic mode it's a little slow to focus. Shooting digitally underwater is a huge advantage over film and this housing/camera combination is far easier to use and maintain than the Nikonos. Overall, a good product that's easy to use.

Divemaster R.

2012-07-21T21:00:00

I found this camera to be of poor quality. The housing worked well, but I had trouble seeing the screen and it was impossible to tell if it was going to be in focus or not. Often it wasn't. Definitely not worth that much money.

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