Sealife DC250 manual Take several pictures of the same subject

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5.Take several pictures of the same subject.

Use different distances and angles. (Allow about 10 seconds between shots for the flash to re-charge). Study and compare the good and bad pictures and you will soon be a master.

Never touch any sea creatures. Consult your dive master about approaching dangerous creatures or structures.

6.Use SeaLife Macro and Wide Angle Lenses for dramatic close-ups.

The SeaLife Macro and Wide Angle lenses allow you to get super close to your sub- ject for images full of colors and razor-sharp details. Each SeaLife macro lens has optical coatings for color correction (reduces the underwater bluish effect) and a neu- tral density coating to prevent over flashing.

With the 24mm wide-angle lens you fit a close group of 4 dive buddies or a 6-foot (180

Ecm) shark at a shooting distance of 6 feet (180 cm). Normally you would have to be 10 feet away, too far for a sharp picture. The following lenses are available at your local scuba dive dealer:

Lens description

Item #

Effective range

No Lens

N/A

2’ (60 cm) to infinity

 

 

 

Macro 3X lens/filter

SL951

22" to 36" (56 to 90 cm)

 

 

 

Macro 8X lens/filter

SL959 (set)

16" to 22" (40 to 56 cm)

 

 

 

Macro 16X lens/filter

SL959 (set)

8" to 11" (20 to 28 cm)

 

 

 

24 mm Wide angle lens

SL970

1’ (30 cm) to infinity

 

 

Field of view about 50% larger.

 

 

 

The above distance only apply to digital camera. SeaLife film cameras will have different shooting distances.

The 8X and 16X Macro lenses are sold in a set that also includes the extendable and collapsible distance-measuring device “Macro Wand” (Set item # SL959)

7. Use the SeaLife External Flash to enhance color and brightness.

Water filters out light and red/yellow colors resulting in darker, bluer images. The only way to prevent this from occurring is by taking pictures at shallow depths (within 5’ depth on a sunny day) or by using artificial light, like the SeaLife External Flash.

The External 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 shadow-free image. This system blocks the built-in flash and prevents backscatter. The flexible flash arms allow quick adjustments of the flash. An optional Flash Diffuser can be snapped onto the flash head and is highly recommended for close-up shots of bright, reflective subjects.

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Contents DC250 Digital Underwater Camera Set Page FCC Statement Must do Read warnings in manual pagesLimited Warranty FCC NoticeIiv May cause a fire or an electrical shock Ivi Trademark Information Iviii Contents Underwater Housing Instructions Great Pictures Made EasyOther Devices Introduction How It Works a Very Unique Camera Land & SeaYour computer Package contents Getting to Know the Camera Front viewCamera buttons Menu Navigation buttonMode Description Indicator Status Description/Activity SoundSelf-timer mode Flash mode Image qualityBattery check Image resolution Card indicatorLCD monitor information Installing the batteries Close the battery/SD card cover firmlyGetting Started Loading a SD memory card optional accessory Attaching the strapSetting the date and time Choosing the languageSetting the image resolution and quality Resolution & QualityResolution & quality indicators on the status LCD Record Mode Taking picturesUsing the LCD monitor Set Focus to Normal DistanceUsing the macro focus setting Using the digital zoom Using the self-timer Using the flashFlash Mode Description Flash ModesTaking pictures manually Playback Mode Review images Viewing imagesZoom Playback To view the different portion of the enlarged Image, pressDisplaying thumbnail images Slideshow displayTo delete one image at a time How to use the instant delete featureDeleting images from memory To instantly delete a pictureMovie Mode Recording video clipsViewing video clips Transferring Recorded Images To Your Computer System requirements Windows MacintoshInstalling the USB driver on Windows computers Installing the USB driver on Macintosh computersConnecting the camera to your computer Downloading images/video clips For computers running WindowsInstalling MGI Photosuite Installing MGI Photovista Installing the USER’S Manual Installing Acrobat Reader LCD Brightness Menu OptionsRecord menu Quick ViewWhite Balance EV CompensationSharpness Flash ON/OFFExit Copy to Card Playback menuSlide Show Delete ALLDpof shortcut DpofMovie menu Setup menu Land & SEA Exposure Program SettingDATE/TIME Sound Video ModeLanguage Format MediaInactivity period Camera status Auto Power OFFReset to Default DescriptionConnecting the Camera to Other Devices Camera Specifications LCDUnderwater Housing Instructions SeaLife Reefmaster Dive Easy Housing SL113Must do for underwater housing Open view of housing SeaLife Service Center, 97 Foster Road, Moorestown, NJ Main O-ring and keeping a waterproof sealQuick waterproof test SeaLife ReefMaster Underwater Camera Housing Front View SeaLife ReefMaster Underwater Camera Housing Rear View How to set-up the Underwater Housing Set up cameraSet up housing Test camera and housing After using housing underwater Using and cleaning the underwater housing and cameraEntering the water with housing Cleaning housing after useStay within the ideal shooting distance of 2 to 6 feet Great Pictures Made EasyCrystal Clear water Shoot and review If you don’t like it, delete itTake several pictures of the same subject Lithium Battery Selection GuideNickel Metal Hydride Ni-MH Standard and High Energy AlkalineBattery Life Trouble shooting guide Problem Possible cause Corrective ActionOverexposed image