SeaLife Announces Launch of First Ever High-Def Underwater Camera

SeaLife introduces a first of its kind – an underwater HD video camera with the longest battery life of any model

Tequesta, Florida (PRWEB) September 28, 2011

Underwater Cameras Direct brings aboard to its fine line of underwater cameras the new SeaLife DC 1400, with its 720p video or 14 megapixel high resolution capability. SeaLife, the leader in underwater cameras, built the new DC 1400 to be easy to use for creating your own personal undersea concerto of sight and sound.

Boasting five easy-to-use “piano keys”, the DC 1400 allows you to take either true high-definition 720p video or 14 megapixel high-resolution images of your adventures beneath the seas and above water as well. These five large primary control keys eliminate the confusing button cluster of a traditional camera to provide simple one-handed operation in any environment.

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If you are thinking of getting a waterproof camera, then you need to read DPReview‘s group test of five waterproof digital cameras: Canon PowerShot D10 [Specs], Pentax Optio W60 [Quick Price Check], Olympus Stylus TOUGH 6000 [Specs], Olympus Stylus TOUGH 8000 [Specs], and Fujifilm FinePix Z33WP [Specs]. The results overall seem to agree with those from TrustedReviews.

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