I was diving on the extreme south end of Bonaire in October with my Sealife DC2000 camera and Kraken KLR-02 wide angle lens. Between the entry and the exit times the surf picked up A LOT and we got hammered by big waves. My camera was damaged, I lost a strobe and arms, and my wide angle lens got several serious scratches.
I reached out to Matt at Kraken and send pictures of the scratches, asking if they could be repaired. He said probably not, but that I should send the lens in for evaluation. He recommended replacing the dome and quoted me a more than fair price to do the work.
I delayed sending the lens in until December because a squirrel ran across my path and I was out of pancake syrup, or something like that. I just got the lens back and I could not be happier with the results. The people at Kraken did a great job with the repairs and made sure to return the adapter for my Sealife camera as well. Overall I’d rate Kraken a 12 out of 10 and would not hesitate to recommend them!
As a side note, since the Sealife .5 wide angle lens has been discontinued, the Kraken lens is a great substitute and all you have to do is spin on the adapter to allow it to snap on to your camera.
I reached out to Matt at Kraken and send pictures of the scratches, asking if they could be repaired. He said probably not, but that I should send the lens in for evaluation. He recommended replacing the dome and quoted me a more than fair price to do the work.
I delayed sending the lens in until December because a squirrel ran across my path and I was out of pancake syrup, or something like that. I just got the lens back and I could not be happier with the results. The people at Kraken did a great job with the repairs and made sure to return the adapter for my Sealife camera as well. Overall I’d rate Kraken a 12 out of 10 and would not hesitate to recommend them!
As a side note, since the Sealife .5 wide angle lens has been discontinued, the Kraken lens is a great substitute and all you have to do is spin on the adapter to allow it to snap on to your camera.