Sealife Dc1400 | Digital Underwater Camera

If you love scuba diving and underwater photography this might interest you. The new Sealife DC1400 is a 14MP digital underwater camera, it is considered the easiest digital camera to use underwater, EVER! It features 6 underwater color modes for sharp, colorful photos and HD video. The camera has a diver-friendly design, and features large glove-friendly piano key controls positioned along side the lcd screen. A simple, versatile and powerful camera depth rated to 200 (60 meters), it is rubber armored for shock-resistant and rough handling in tough environments. Other notable features are: 26mm Wide Angle lens, 25X zoom, and Super Macro Auto focus. Watch the video

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