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All pictures dated April 21, 2007, up to current, were taken with the SeaLife DC500 Digital Underwater Camera and the SeaLife External Flash SL960 (using the SeaLife FlashLink SL962.) Random pictures include shots with the SeaLife Wide-Angle Lens SL970 (24mm) and SeaLife Flash Diffuser. The DC500 is a 5.0 megapixel camera capable of taking digital stills with a maximum resolution of 2560 x 1920 and 640 x 480 ASF video. The maximum rated depth for this camera and housing is 200 feet. All pictures dated October 1, 2003, through April 15, 2007, were taken with the SeaLife DC310 Underwater Digital Camera and the SeaLife External Flash SL960. Random pictures also included the use of SeaLife's 3X, and 8X macro lenses (the 16X lens was lost on this camera's maiden dive.) The DC310 is a 3.3 megapixel camera capable of taking digital stills with a maximum resolution of 2048x1536 and 320x240 AVI video. The maximum rated depth for this camera and housing is 200 feet. Starting with the pictures dated April 6, 2006, a SeaLife Flash Diffuser was used in various pictures. Pictured dates October 14th, 2006, and forward, include various shots taken with SeaLife's Wide-Angle Lens SL970 (24mm). All pictures dated July 29, 2002, through August 15, 2002, were taken with the SeaLife Reefmaster DC200 Underwater Digital Camera. The DC200 is a 1.3 megapixel camera capable of taking digital stills with a maximum resolution of 1280x860. The maximum rated depth for this camera and housing is 200 feet. Pictures dated August 22, 2002, through September 4, 2003, were also taken with the SeaLife Reefmaster DC200 Underwater Digital Camera, and were coupled with the SeaLife External Flash SL960. Starting January 9, 2003, random pictures included the use of SeaLife's 3X, 8X and 16X macro lenses. Pictures labeled as September 14 and 15, 2002, Barrett's Pictures, were taken with an unknown model Canon Digital Camera with an underwater housing. Thank you Barrett for letting me have copies of these after diving! Visit SeaLife's Website for more information. |