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The DC800 makes it easier than ever to take sharp, colorful underwater pictures with 5dive specific color correction modes. 8 megapixel, 20X zoom, high capacity lithium battery, fast shutter response time, wide angle optical lens, and expandable with one or two strobes! All for ONLY $449.95...

The DC800 makes it easier than ever to take sharp, colorful underwater pictures with 5 dive specific color correction modes. 8 megapixel, 20X zoom, high capacity lithium battery, fast shutter response time, wide angle optical lens, and expandable with one or two strobes! All for ONLY $449.95...

Updates with FW version 1.2.07 released on July 30, 2008 1)User interface improvement: The toggle sequence for the flash button has changed from Normal Flash → Far Flash → Macro Flash to Normal Flash → Macro Flash → Far Flash. The toggle sequence now matches the...

Sorry, water damaged cameras are not fixable. Door stop? :)

Yes, the inner camera is available on its own. Contact your local dealer about purchasing one. You can use the SeaLife dealer locator here: SeaLife Cameras - Underwater Cameras and Accessories - Dealor Locator

The main differences are: DC600: 6.1 megapixels 2.5" LCD 12X zoom (3x optical, 4x digital) Sea Mode 750 mAh lithium battery Required Wide Angle Lens attachment to get wide angle pictures (lens attachment = 24 mm) View other specs here: SeaLife Cameras - Underwater Digital Camera -...

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SL96010 is the strobe head only for the SL960 external flash. The SL960 is compatible with the DC800.

I would suggest putting a small amount of silicone lubricant on the shaft of the sticking button then work it back and forth until it frees up. Use a tooth pick to apply the lubricant. Make sure to apply it to the inside of the housing and not on the outside. If that doesn't work, you can...

System Reset will change all the settings back to the nominal settings. Menu/Set up/Sys. Reset Yes, our toll free number is 800-257-7742. You can ask to speak to Karl, our service technician.

This is probably caused by the amount of ambient light. What you see through the LCD screen is not exactly what the picture will look like when the information is processed. OR you might have the contrast turned up on the display. You can try doing a system reset.

No, it is not supposed to flood. You should send it into our service technician for replacement. Call our service center at 800-257-7742 to get a return authorization number.

SeaLife recommends using SD or SDHC memory cards up to 4GB, which will take about 1500 large size, fine quality pictures or at least 30 minutes of continuous video. We recently tested 8GB and 16GB SDHC memory cards from popular brands like Sandisk, Kingston, PNY and Lexar without encountering...

I would suggest putting a small amount of silicone lubricant on the shaft of the sticking button then work it back and forth until it frees up. Use a tooth pick to apply the lubricant. Make sure to apply it to the inside of the housing and not on the outside.

The dive shops you spoke to are correct. The plate is attached to the arm, so you need the whole unit. The plate does not come as a seperate piece. The top of the arm is different on the SL961 than the SL960 and SL960 because the flash head is a completely different shape. The flash mount...

You need to go through a local dealer. Check this listing for the one near you: SeaLife Cameras - Underwater Cameras and Accessories - Dealor Locator. I would suggest calling them first, as it's not a typical item kept in stock, and they will probably need to order from us.

Which strobe do you have? SL960/960D or SL961? We have a spare part that is the flash arm and base assembly. Your local dealer can order this through us if they don't have it in stock. It is part number SL9601 (if you are using the SL960 or SL960D strobe) or part number SL9602 (if you are...

As part of our continued effort to research and develop new cameras, we do plan to introduce a Diffuser for the DC800 sometime in October / November. The DC800 Diffuser would be sold as an accessory and clip on to the front of the underwater housing to prevent shadowing. The diffuser will also...

Brian, You should send it in for warranty repair. Send the camera, receipt, and a note of the problem to our service technician: SeaLife Service 97 Foster Rd. Suite 5 Moorestown, NJ 08057

If you had trouble with the “flash timing” then you may not have had the camera set to “External flash auto”. Try putting it in that mode and make sure that you have the strobe's pre-flash switch to 0.