Dive Photo Guide’s list of the Top Compact Cameras and Housings for Underwater Photography and Video for 2019 features the SeaLife DC2000!

The DC2000 has been featured in Silent World magazine.

Dive Photo Guide has put together a shopping guide for the holiday season with the latest and greatest underwater imaging gear, including our very own DC2000 Pro Duo Set and new Sea Dragon lights!

Jeff Goodman of Scubaverse gives a video review of the DC2000 and 0.5x Wide Angle Dome Lens.

The Sea Dragon Mini 900 Dive Light was named ScubaLab’s Testers Choice in Scuba Diving Magazine’s July 2018 Dive Light Test!

Digital Photography Review talks about the features of the DC2000.

Digital Photography Review gives a short, sweet review of the SeaLife DC2000 underwater camera.

In this two-part article, physicist and underwater photographer Lynn Miner of Fire Dive Gear discusses the science and art of fluorescence photography. In this second installment, he looks at setup configurations, techniques, and the wide range of exciting images it’s possible to obtain

In this two-part article, physicist and underwater photographer Lynn Miner of Fire Dive Gear discusses the science and art of fluorescence photography. In this first installment, he details the physics and biology behind the fluorescence effect, and the technology you need to see—and shoot—this magical phenomenon.

Check out Dive Photo Guide’s 2017 Holiday Gift Guide!

Becca Hurley of Sport Diver magazine took our DC2000 for a spin in beautiful St. Lucia!

This photo of a sea turtle was published in California Diving News. Taken by Scott Eichner with a Micro 2.0 while diving off Pulau Redang, Malaysia.

A multi-functional lamp with different modes that you can use as a video lamp and as a hand lamp. Frank de Bruin has tested the Sealife Sea Dragon 2100 as a hand lamp for diving.

Rob Offermans took the DC2000 on a test run in the Netherlands. Find out why he thinks the DC2000 is the perfect camera for both beginners and advanced photographers!

SeaLife will be introducing a new macro lens that allows shooters to get as close as 1.5″ (just under 4cm) with the DC2000. Reducing the minimum focus distance allows macro shooters to capture stunning details of the tiniest sea creatures. Check out Ian Bongso-Seldrup’s article about it to find out more.

“The SeaLife DC2000 is a solid choice for photographers who want a tough, waterproof camera”. Jim Fisher, from PC Mag, writes an extensive review on the DC2000. Find out what he says about it.