The DC600 from SeaLife is not just another SCUBA diving gadget. This underwater digital camera goes from a pressure of 200 feet (60.96 meters) to above the waves with ease. The polycarbonate case is bulky enough to protect from collisions against rocks or even dive equipment. Out of the casing and above the water, it is a light weight, compact digital camera that fit in the pocket of your beach shorts.
Controls on the SeaLife DC600 are clearly marked and simple to operate. The macro function allows for close-ups when you need to capture even the smallest detail in your shot. A 3x digital zoom can photograph those underwater wonders before you get close enough to send them swimming. Built-in flash, self timer, and a standard tripod mount are great for family shots at the beach or holiday gatherings. The 6.1 megapixel camera can be even further extended with SeaLife lenses and strobes.
Your underwater camera is completely dependent on the casing that surrounds it. The clamshell design of the SeaLife DC600 housing is a cinch to open and close, but provides a tight waterproof seal. Like any model, though, the rubber O-ring must be protected from damage and foreign debris and should be inspected before and after every dive.
Diving with a camera presents challenges when facing the watery effects on light, colour balance and hue, depth and speed. With the SeaLife DC600, your adventures both underwater and on dry land will be captured in quality digital photographs your friends will actually want to look at.
