Compatible with iPhone 7 through the latest releases, SeaLife’s SportDiver housing provides access to all of the automatic and manual camera settings iPhone users are accustomed to, including background blur and live photo.
Peter Rowlands reviews the SeaLife SportDiver Housing for UWP Magazine.
David Schmidt reviews the SeaLife Micro 3.0 camera for Cruising World.
Jeff Goodman of Scubaverse reviews the SeaLife SportDiver housing for Apple’s iPhone, used with the Sea Dragon 2500 Light.
Jenna Szerlag of Underwater Photography Guide reviews the SeaLife Micro 3.0.
SeaLife has announced the release of two instructional videos to accompany its new Micro 3.0 underwater camera.
The SeaLife Micro 2.0 has been selected by the Cansumer editorial staff as one of the best waterproof cameras in Canada!
Dive Photo Guide stops by the SeaLife booth at DEMA 2019 to see what awesome new products we have coming soon!
Forbes reviews some of the best underwater cameras – and we made the cut!
SeaLife has unveiled the most powerful addition to its Sea Dragon line of photo/video lights. The Sea Dragon 5000F Auto, which is aimed at professionals, packs 5,000 lumens and features a COB LED array with a high color rendering index of 96, promising light quality very close to that of natural light. The beam angle is 90° underwater (120° above water).
SeaLife has unveiled two new members of its Sea Dragon line of compact handheld lights—the Mini 1300S and Mini 1000F.
SeaLife has introduced a new set featuring the Sea Dragon 4500F, the company’s flagship photo/video light. The powerful 4,500-lumen light offers a very high color rendering index (CRI) of 96 and a wide 90° beam underwater (120° in air).
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.
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.