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We do indeed claim (and stand by our claim) that the ReefMaster Mini is shockproof to 6 ft. We have tested this and even have run over the camera with a Nissan Xterra at last year's Outdoor Retailer show.

If it was bought second hand, I'm not sure if it would be covered under the warranty. Since this was not a US purchase, the best I can do is put you in contact with the service technician, Peter, at Samir Digital, which is our distributor in Dubai. You would need to contact him and see what...

A few questions would help us to troubleshoot this issue: -What brand and size of SD memory card did you use? -How many times has the camera locked-up? -What was the state of the AA batteries when the lock-up occurred? Full - middle – low? -Did the camera locked-up during or after...

Sorry to hear you had an unpleasant experience. We do suggest trying to get in contact with Samir Digital to see what they can do. Please be assured that our products are shockproof tested and waterproof tested as claimed from 25 years of experience in this business.

Yes, you can purchase the strobe separately. It is item SL961 and it will come with the components you need to hook it up to the camera. Buying the sets gives you a break on price and a nifty carrying case :)

Check our dealer locator: SeaLife Cameras - Underwater Cameras and Accessories - Dealor Locator You can search by zip code and find the closest SeaLife dealers to you. Then you can call around and find out who has them available.

There are some pictures in our photo gallery that were just taken with the DC800 (no strobe). If you click on the first one, it appears in a new window and then you can click next to scroll through them. Under the details it will say DC800 if it was the camera alone, or DC800 Pro if it was the...

We made an improvement to the battery compartment for the SL960 and SL960D strobes. I can send you the new battery compartment - message me with your information.

We see this as a minor issue as the interference is easily masked by the usual underwater sounds. The minor intereference is only heard if there are no other sounds. However, as I posted yesterday, we are looking into this and will follow up.

Using the wide angle attachment will not compromise videos. Everything will still work the same way, just allowing for closer video.

The SL946 is made of durable nylon material with non-corrosive zipper closure. It does not come with a foam insert. There is padding around the sides and a removable zipper compartment to hold accessories.

We do acknowledge some minor audio interference when taking video and we are working on a solution. The audio interference is usually masked by other sounds. It is also helpful to edit your underwater videos using Microsoft Movie Maker, which allows you to add music, titles and make other...

Check with any local dive shop for the SL1816. The SL920 float strap will float all SeaLife cameras. It can easily be attached to your wrist or your BC.

At this time there is no wide angle lens attachment for the DC800. The DC800 is wide angle on its own, with a 28mm lens.

The ReefMaster Mini has a fixed focus from 2 ft to infinity. Here are the specs: Focus type:Fixed Focus Focusing ranges: Land: Macro: 60cm (2ft) to 1m (3ft) Normal: 1m (3ft) to infinity Underwater: Macro: 45cm (1.5ft) to 75cm (2.5 ft) Normal: 75cm (2.5ft) to infinity) With...

Check out the 2 newest photos in the SeaLife ReefMaster mini photo gallery, taken by Scuba Board's very own prskate2! SeaLife Underwater Cameras

Yes we have inner cameras available for replacement - sometimes we have the option of new or refurbished as well. We don't always have them in stock, so it depends on the time and camera model you are looking for. As the DC500 has been discontinued for a little bit over a year, stock is...

Thanks Don! :) Yes, I recently got certified and got to use the DC800 in St. Lucia. One of my pictures even made it to the SeaLife DC800 photo gallery ;) Karl actually is certifed now as well.

Edited my answer above for you. :) We used to recommend it years ago until we got numerous complaints/emails/phone calls of the plastic melting and very few had success, therefore we do not recommend it any longer due to our findings in customer suggestions.

SeaLife does not recommend trying to rejuvinate capsules. Once they are pink, they should not be used again. We recently made an upgrade to the SL911 packaging to better protect the capsules. The new packaging now comes with an expiration date (one year). Here's what the new, improved...