SeaLife SharkDiver SL 300 Underwater Reloadable Camera
- list price: $39.95
our price: $35.09you save: $4.86 SKU: SL300
Sales Rank: 1442
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Product Description
SeaLife introduces the Great Leveler amongst underwater digital cameras. The SD300 is a steal, and takes awesome aquatic photos.Super strong hinge designBring back a record of your adventures from your next visit to Inner Space!
Product Specification
- Batteries:
- 2 AA
- Brand:
- SeaLife
- EAN:
- 0077068413004
- Feature:
- Automatic film advance
Automatic & Manual flash activation
Can be reloaded withISo 400 or Iso 800 35mm film
Underwater 35 mm reloadable camera
Dive tested to 80 feet - Manufacturer:
- SeaLife
- Model:
- SL300
- NumberOfItems:
- 1
- ProductGroup:
- Photography
- Title:
- SeaLife SharkDiver SL 300 Underwater Reloadable Camera
- UPC:
- 077068413004
- VariationDescription:
- Clear/Yellow/Black
- MPN:
- SL300
Customer Reviews
Want good pictures? Dont buy this
I bought the shark diver camera.I tried it once and the film stuck,I reloaded the film, and this time water leaked into it and ruined the camera, film, and batteries.I would not recommend buying this!...
10/5/2005 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews
Disappointment
I bought this camera to take to the Keys on a snorkeling trip.I made sure to load the film when I arrived in FL, I was careful with the rubber ring so as to insure a tight seel and still the camera leaked.I was never attempting a picture at a depth further than a few feet.What a crappy camera.I wasted two rolls of film and four batteries before I just gave up...save your money, I wish I had!...
6/7/2005 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews
Very good, great value for money !
I got this for our recent holiday to Ibiza as I was planning on doing some snorkelling. With it being rated to 75ft I thought it would be well within it's limits for just snorkelling when you're only going 10 to 15ft down.I was pleasantly surprised by the picture quality for such a cheap camera. (...)The underwater photos, not the above surface ones, they're off a digital camera.Before buying I'd read the reviews on the net about the casing leaking, but as it was made by Sea Life, a reputable manufacturer...
10/31/2004 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews
Prone to leaks
The first time I used it, I noticed that it was starting to fog up inside the housing. I opened it and sure enough there was some water inside.The second time, using the extra rubber ring that was provided, I noticed water leaked inside again. It seemed to take a little longer this time (30 minutes) and didn't fog up.I used it snorkeling (no underwater dives), so the max depth the camera could have been at was 5 feet.Fortunately, there was not enough water to get inside the camera body and into...
9/13/2004 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews
Flooded on first use
Despite taking extreme care to ensure o-ring integrity after loading this camera the first time, it flooded on its first dive at 45 feet. I followed the manufacturer's directions exactly, ensured a clean o-ring and mounting, visually inspected the o-ring for stretch, tears, dust, hair, etc. prior to closing, all to no avail. A replacement camera from a no-name brand I purchased from a local dive shop on Bonaire for half the price as a replacement performed flawlessly through six reloads at depths...
6/7/2004 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews
