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4.Shoot many pictures of the same subject - If you don’t like it, delete it - later.
One of the great advantages of digital cameras is that you can review and delete pictures later, so shoot several pictures of the same subject. One of the best ways to learn underwater photography is from your good pictures and bad pictures.
5.Use the SeaLife Flash Accessories to enhance color and brightness.
Water filters out light and red/yellow colors resulting in darker, blue images. The SeaLife DC800 Sea mode setting will correct for lost colors, but is only effective to a depth of about 50ft/15m, depending available sunlight and water visibility, The most effective way to compensate for lost colors is by using artificial light, like the SeaLife Digital Pro Flash. The Flash easily mounts to the bottom of the housing. The flexible arm allows you to direct the flash at the subject. Even two flashes can be mounted onto the housing for an evenly illuminated and
6.Use the landscape focus to minimize shutter lag time.
Shutter lag is that annoying delay between pushing the shutter button and image capture. The camera uses this time to accurately measure the shooting distance for a sharp
time we suggest keeping the camera set to landscape (infinity) focus [ 
]. All underwater subjects beyond 1.5 feet (50cm) shooting distance will be in focus and the shutter lag time is practically elliminated.
7.Visit the SeaLife website for updated tips an advice.
Any updates to the manual or additional tips and advice can be found on the SeaLife website at
8.Ask your local SeaLife dive dealer about underwater photography courses
Most SeaLife dive dealers offer underwater photography courses which includes
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