About Sea Mode
The Sea Mode is used to capture underwater pictures when NOT using the optional external flash accessory. In Sea mode, the camera will make color corrections to compensate for the loss of red colors typical in underwater photography.
In Sea mode, you can select the color correction you want depending on the type of water you are in. These color correction options are located in the White Balance Menu. Select “Blue Ocean” for warmer tropical waters; Select “Green Ocean” for colder waters containing more green algae: Select “Rivers/Lakes” for water containing more organic sediments.
To set SEA mode:
1.Press the MENU button.
2.Select [Scene mode] with the / buttons and press the SET button.
3.Select SEA mode with the / buttons and press SET.
To set the color correction (White Balance):
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3. | Select between Blue Ocean, Green Ocean or Rivers/Lakes with the / | ||||
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| When the camera is in Sea mode, the scene displayed on the LCD |
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diving or depths greater than 50ft / 15m depending on the amount of available light.
For best UW pictures, keep the camera’s flash OFF when in Sea mode. If light conditions are too dark, we recommend using the SeaLife Digital Pro Flash (item SL961 - optional accessory)
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