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Photo taken with External Flash
Photo taken without External Flash
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Main Benefits of SeaLife Flash
The main benefit of an external flash is more light
and brighter colors at shooting distances up to
8 ft (2.4m), depending on water visibility and
reflectivity of the subject. This is particularly
important at greater depths (below 60 ft / 18 m) or
with little or no sunlight. Since the flash is further
away from the camera lens, you will also reduce
backscatter caused by small particles in the
water, like algae or plankton.
Another way to increase picture color and
brightness is to use two flash units mounted left
and right of the camera. This will also eliminate
shadows.
The ideal range is about 5 ft (1.5 m). Stretch out
your fin to check your estimate of the distance.
Remember, your eye sees objects 33% closer
than the actual distance.
NOTE: The light reflection from different fish or
objects varies greatly – from not reflecting any
light like dark coral to a mirror-like reflection of
certain fish.
SeaLife ® Diffuser: Softens the light from
Item SL968:
SeaLife External Flash to prevent over-exposure
of close-up subjects. Results in richer color
balance of pictures and softer shadows. Fits on
both SeaLife Digital and External Flashes (SL960
& SL960D.)
New! SeaLife ® Lens Dock
Item SL972:
Protects and stores wide angle lens while diving.
Lens quickly slides in and out for instant access.
Quickly and easily attaches to the bottom of
SeaLife cameras or flashes.
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