down4fun
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thanks for the info. If you don't mind me asking what made you go with a sealife vs a topside camera and housing?
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Salmonboy97
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The housing for my topsides cam (Sony) was almost as much as the Sealife. Also, the Sealife has a special "underwater" mode and an "external flash" mode. The underwater mode adds a red filter to enhance the photos and the external flash mode operates the larger strobes needed for submerged shooting. It also has a wide angle lens for wide shots. You wouldnt get these features with a housing for your topside cam.
The Sealife can also come out of its housing and shoot topside.
down4fun
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Kewl. Thanks for the info. I didn't know about the filter or that it can come out of it's case. The last sealife I was around was an old film one.
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