SeaLife ReefMaster RC SL515 Automatic Dive Underwater 35mm Camera |
 enlarge | Brand: SeaLife
Category: Photography
List Price: $189.99
Buy Used: $119.99
You Save: $70.00 (37%)
Used (2) from $119.99
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 43604
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.8
Dimensions (in): 5.5 x 3.5 x 5.5
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: SL515
Model: SL515
UPC: 077068415152
EAN: 0077068415152
ASIN: B000063EKD
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Features:
| • | Works both underwater and on land | | • | Rubber armored and easy operation to 164 feet (50m) | | • | Uses standard 35mm film and AA batteries | | • | Built-in color corrected flash | | • | Stainless steel hardware |
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Product Description
The SEALIFE Reefmaster RC automatic dive camera is the preferred camera of divers, photographers and travelers of all stripes. Operational down to 164 feet -- beyond the limits of most sport diving -- the Reefmaster RC requires only two AA batteries and conventional 35mm film. All parts are replaceable, interchangeable and upgradeable
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Customer Reviews:
 Excellent camera for diving photography June 23, 2008
Bill D. (Knoxville, TN)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This camera takes beautiful photos underwater. The sport viewfinder is handy for point and shoot action. Although you can add big strobes, I haven't found that necessary for my amateur photography. The outershell travel case is indestructible on a dive boat. The inner camera is removable for use on land. The photo processing is the most critical feature for awesome photos. Be sure to use Kodak Sea processing or tell your processor that they are underwater photos so they can properly process the coloration. Solid Camera.
 Pretty good but some problems August 25, 2003
suecag (San Diego, CA USA)
45 out of 46 found this review helpful
The SeaLife ReefMaster RC takes OK pictures but they came out rather blurry and grainy. My guess is that the flash is not strong enough. I went snorkeling with it in La Jolla, CA. It was a bright day with good visibility although never ideal conditions in this area. Perhaps if I was snorkeling in the Florida Keys - which I've done and got good pics with a Fuji one time use underwater camera. I guess in perfect conditions, any camera works well. I've also tried the Sea & Sea MX5-II with no extra external flash. It took better pictures but it looked like water was getting into the housing. The good thing about the Reefmaster RC is that it looks like it stays dry so less worry about that. One further con though is that you cannot turn the camera on/off from the outside of the housing. You must take the internal camera out. To get around this you can leave it always on - it has an automatic shutoff and then you push down the lever a little to activate the camera. Problem is I couldn't tell if the camera was on and took a few pictures of nothing by accident. I was worried the batteries would die as well. Also, the flash ready light is very hard to see. I might try an additional external flash but that means more $$.
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