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5. Dark areas in your pictures.
a. This is mostly likely caused by not aiming the flash at the subject
or if the flash is somehow obstructed.
b. Areas further away from the camera will appear darker than
closer objects. Maximum shooting distance is 6ft/1.8m to
8ft/2.4m depending on water visibility and the reflectivity of
your subject.
c. Check the brightness control setting. Turn counter-clockwise
to increase flash brightness. Turn clockwise to decrease flash
brightness.
d. The reflectivity of your subject will cause some areas to appear
brighter than other areas. For example, dark coral needs more
light than would white coral. Adjust flash intensity accordingly.
6. For updated usage and trouble shooting information, refer
to the SeaLife website at
local SeaLife dealer or service center for help.
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www.sealife-cameras.com
or contact your
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