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Sealife DC1400 Sea Dragon Underwater Camera Review
Rock Like a Semi Pro! Sealife DC1400 Sea Dragon Pro Duo
The Sealife Camera setup we Reviewed included:
DC 1400 SeaLife Camera with underwater housingSea Dragon Flash with diffuser
Sea Dragon 2000 lumen light head
Two Flex-Connect Grips and the Flex-connect tray.
6 Underwater Modes Really!?
The cameras 6 Underwater Modes which I used to some degree, when set properly did their own colour corrections, making skin tone look reasonably natural, and underwater colours pop. however I have to note that when used with either flash/strobe knowing which mode to use with light or without is important otherwise incorrect colours are produced. I found myself using the auto white balance a lot with the light and strobe on and the pre-depth mode only with natural light, which is how it should be. For beginners getting to grip with U/W photos 6 Underwater Modes will be fun to experiment with!Facts and Features SeaLife DC1400 Camera
Easy Set-up mode – 1-2-3 graphic on screen guide
6 Underwater Modes
Spy Mode – shoots continuously at set intervals.
Rubber armoured, shock-resistant for the rough & ready user
26mm Wide lens. Get closer and fit everything in picture.
Manual shutter and aperture control in Ext Flash mode.
HD Video mode
14 megapixel CCD for sharp, high-resolution pictures.
Super Macro Auto focus from 1” (2.5cm) to ∞
Powerful 2000 lumen LED light
The Powerful 2000 lumen LED light is an awesome feature! Diving Pattaya has alot of limited visibility diving. The light illuminated the reefs, subject and wrecks very nicely. I want to comment about the lumen ratings. Our research has shown that only a small percentage of the dive industries stated lumen ratings hold up to independent testing. We did ask for and receive a lumen testing sheet for this light and the tests show SeaLife’s claims are are on the mark with the ratings for both of their new lights. Thank you and well done to them for having the testing done.The snap on/snap off Flex Arms are as expected and easy to use, however being used to arms with elbow joints and having quiet a adventures approach to my underwater photography I felt s little limited with this flex arms. I would like to see this change on this camera as a extra and provide a swivel joint capable of positioning the strobes not only level but also below lens level is i wish.. I a do sometimes
The video capability of the camera produced some great little videos – sharp and clear.
Facts and Features SeaLife Video Image Light
1 button easy operation - one power light on/off /brightness.
Three brightness levels: 100%, 50% and 25%
60 minute burn time at full power and constant brightness
Depth rated to 200 feet/60 meters - Guaranteed
Easy to expand with Flex-Connect™ trays, grip & Flex Arms
100° wide beam angle evenly illuminates with no hot spots
Three brightness levels: 100%, 50% and 25%
Corrosion-proof metal light head / heat dispersion + durability
Waterproof battery compartment
Facts and Features SeaLife Strobe
Auto Mode auto adjusts flash for optimal exposure
Variable power lets you manually fine-tune flash brightness.
Easy to expand with Flex-Connect™ trays, grip and Flex Arms
Depth rated to 200 feet/60 meters
Quick-release to detach flash and aim in hard to reach areas
Auto Learn Mode easily syncs pre-flash with any digital camera
Effective underwater distance range up to 8 feet/2.5 meters
Approximately 150 flashes at full brightness with 4 AA batteries
Waterproof battery compartment
Mounting For SeaLife Lighting
Universal mounting screw fits SeaLife and other brands of underwater cameras w/ standard ¼-20 tripod mount If you have an underwater camera/rig and want to come diving with me get in touch. I am always looking to get wet and like to play around with cameras as much as I can and with as much different equipment as possible.I can arrange private photography dives and maybe even give you some pointers on taking pictures underwater if you want or need it. If you're a beginner and would like to really take your photography up a notch why not sign up for the underwater photography course and we can really get into a session and get you some holiday pictures to remember!

















