List Price : $259.95 Price : $229.00
Product Description
Compact, rugged, easy to-use-the Mini II is ready for adventure Depth tested waterproof to 130 feet, rubber armored for a sure grip and shockproof tested up to 6ft/2m. Made for SCUBA divers, snorkelers, boaters, hikers, paddlers and any fun-seeking adventurer. Large, wide-spread controls for easy operation and no complicated menus. The Easy Setup on-screen guide ensures the camera is set correctly for great pictures on land or underwater. No more blue pictures with the Dive and Snorkel modes with underwater color booster. Let your creativity shine with the SPY mode. SPY mode lets the camera do all the work - It takes continuous pictures at set time intervals. Capture those impossible pictures when you can't get close to the subject. As easy to expand as it is to use, for breathtaking panoramic shots, add the optional wide angle lens which allows close up picturesto within 1ft / 30cm and increases the shooting angle by 33% so you can fit everything in the picture. To bring vibrant colorful pictures while diving, add the SeaLife Digital Pro Flash.
- Waterproof to 130ft / 40m
- Shockproof 6ft / 2m
- Fully Rubber-Armored
- Large, wide spread 3-button operation for easy operation
- Easy Set-up mode - 1-2-3 graphic on-screen guide for setting camera mode - nocomplicated menus
SeaLife Mini II Underwater Shock & Waterproof Digital Camera Reviews
SeaLife Mini II Underwater Shock & Waterproof Digital Camera Reviews
| 11 of 11 people found the following review helpful  The POOR REVIEWS are REAL!, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: SeaLife Mini II Underwater Shock & Waterproof Digital Camera (Electronics) I saw the reviews but figured only unhappy people write reviews, most of the happy owners don't bother. I was wrong, much of what I read about this camera came to be true. I purchased the Sealife Mini II camera and it did ship quickly (thank you House of Scuba). However, everything went south from there. This is suppose to be a 9MP camera. If that is the case, it must have the bottom of a coke bottle for a lens. Image quality was on par with your average phone camera. NO BETTER. Yes, I too had the same problem with the battery meter going screwy and yes, mine too died while on my vacation. The camera is less than a month old and simply stopped working. Was camera - now brick. Not sure what the issue is with Sealife, the product had so much to offer and filled a perfect niche but it fails to meet even the lowest of marks. Note to Sealife Mgt - If you want to stay in business - you are going to have to do better.The Sealife brick, errrr, I mean camera has been returned... Read more 9 of 10 people found the following review helpful Catastrophic leak on 2nd dive, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: SeaLife Mini II Underwater Shock & Waterproof Digital Camera (Electronics) The camera is guaranteed to depths of up to 130'.I purchased my first dive camera, a Mini 2, for a dive trip to Roatan. The camera seal failed on the 2nd dive, max depth = 60'. I thought that the batteries needed replacing, but when I opened the door, water dripped out. Batteries still had plenty of charge. Camera was dead. I'm told that SeaLife will cover the camera, but I really don't need a dive camera now that the trip is past. 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful Poor quality and craftsmanship, By This review is from: SeaLife Mini II Underwater Shock & Waterproof Digital Camera (Electronics) Bought this camera for my first ever dive trip to Cozumel and ended up being very disappointed.Halfway through my first dive, I noticed that the rubber button for the flash was missing; it had came off somewhere in the water and was lost. But that was the least of my problems. Over the course of 7 days and a total of 14 dives to depths ranging from 20 to 119 ft, the camera's performance was subpar to say the least. On three separate occasions, right in the middle of a dive, the camera suddenly displayed a "card error" message and quit working. I wish I could comment on battery life but it was all over the charts. One minute it would show a full battery charge (with brand new batteries installed), the next it would show the low battery icon, then turn itself off. I'd turn it back on and it would be back to showing a full battery. The video and picture quality were average at best. One of the people in our group was using a Canon Powershot SD1300 IS in a... Read more |
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