SeaLife SL968 Digital Flash Diffuser

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Manufacturer: SeaLife
Model: SL970
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: SeaLife
Label: SeaLife

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Features for SeaLife SL968 Digital Flash Diffuser:

Better contrast and richer colors
Use Flash diffuser in combo with 3X Close-up Lens, 8X or 16X Macro Lenses
Attaches easily above or below water
Included lanyard to secure to flash when not in use

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Customer Reviews

Is better if used with a sea life camera

2007-06-05
The Sealife SL968 Digital Flash Diffuser works better if used with the Sea-life cameras, which are basicly a sony digital camera. Does not work that well with a camera housing other than a sea-life camera. Highly recommended.

SEALIFE DIGITAL FLASH

2006-11-03
Because this is not a "dedicated" flash unit, there was a significant amount of trial and error to achieve consistent operation. I tried several methods to secure the fiber optic slave wire to my Canon underwater housing. Thank God for Duct Tape, just one more handy use! Even with plenty of applied tape it was still hit or miss on synched firing. The product was designed to operate with the Sea Life line and an afterthought to accommodate other housings. When it works, it makes a marked difference in lighting the subject over the flash of the typical land camera. The strobe strength dial was useful, but when scuba diving you're not always afforded multiple opportunities play with exposure and flash strength while shooting a moving target. Last note: purchased from Leisure Pro who promised 3 day delivery - and it took 10 days!

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