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THE SEALIFE DC1200 UNDERWATER DIGITAL CAMERA
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The DC1200 Elite with the Digital Pro Flash and the Wide Angle Lens (Retail is $899.95)
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THE BONICA SNAPPER HDDV UNDERWATER VIDEO CAMERA
The Bonica Snapper 2008 Dive HDDV video camera with underwater housing allows you to shoot high definition video and still photos underwater to a depth 180'. The Bonica Snapper Dive HDDV uses the ASF file format that saves to an inexpensive SD card. With a 4 GB card you can record over 90 minutes. And has the ability to 5.0 Mega-pixel digital still shots.
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THE BONICA SNAPPER DV UNDERWATER VIDEO CAMERA
THE BONICA SNAPPER DV VIDEO-STILL CAMERA
THE BONICA SNAPPER DV VIDEO-STILL CAMERA WITH A WATERTITE CARRYING CASE
A COLOR-RESTORING FILTER FOR THE SNAPPER DV
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THE BONICA DIGITAL S8 CAMERA
Highlights of the S5 Digital Camera
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THE BONICA DIGITAL CAMERA SKIN
Highlights of the Snapper Skin
THE BONICA DIGITAL CAMERA HOUSING
Snapper-XP Item#SNAPXP
Bonica's Snapper-XP digital underwater camera is the latest entry into the growing marketplace for digital imaging. The innovative XP system (stands for eXtra Protection) safeguards against moisture by having a completely water-tight silicone skin around the camera, much like a dry suit. While inside the Skin, it is an all-weather camera fit for any outdoor activities. The Skin protects the camera from rain, snow, sand and scratches. Put it inside the hard housing, it is ready for any submerged use. In case moisture gets inside the housing, the digital camera is fully protected. The huge 2.5" LCD makes viewing easy. With protection in and out of water, the Snapper-XP offers unmatched versatility in both worlds.
Highlights of the Snapper-XP Housing
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THE BONICA XP NEON STROBE
The Bonica Neon Strobe Light is a powerful underwater slave strobe that will enhance picture quality in poor lighting conditions. It also reduces the backscatter problem that often occurs when using only a camera's built-in flash. The Neon Strobes have a fully adjustable arm and flash head that swivels 360 degrees and will allow flashing from any angle. Uniquely featured with dual sensors and quick-detach arm for greater lighting options, the Neon Strobe fires simultaneously with the camera flash without the need of a sync cord. Double silicone seal rings give better protection from water leakage.
A second Strobe can be attached on the support tray if additional lighting is wanted.
The Neon-XP underwater slave-strobe comes equipped with the power of its popular predecessors but with added sophistication. User can adjust the number of pre-flashes from 0 to 4, as well as the aperture sensitivity from f 2.0 to f 4.0 to match it with most, if not all, digital cameras in the market. A microprocessor controlled exposure sensor automatically regulates the intensity of the flash to provide proper exposure. A farewell to trial-and-error lighting adjustment, it puts point-and-shoot simplicity back into the hands of digital photographers without having to use expensive cameras with TTL metering and sync cord.
Specifications:
Sensitivity Settings (for Neon-XP only):
Power source: 4 AA batteries
Flashes per set of batteries: (alkaline) 120 (+)
Cycle time: For Neon-XP - 0.3 to 5 seconds (+/- 0.5 second)
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Snapper-XP Premium Pack : (Item #SNAPXP-PREM) For maximum protection while travelling, the whole Snapper-XP camera system: the housing, the skin, the digital camera and accessories are put together in a water-tight hard carrying case. The soft case is also available.
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Backscattering: Underwater cameras that have a flash on the camera body may cause pictures to have backscattering. Backscatter is caused by the light from the flash going straight out from the camera, hitting particles in the water, and then being reflected directly back into the camera. If the flash was above, below, or to the side of the camera the light would go out at angle, hit the particles, and come back at the opposite angle. The reflected particle light would not come back to the camera, thus reducing or eliminating backscatter.
The following 3 photos were taken in West Palm Beach, Florida in January 2001. They show the affects of backscattering:
This photo was taken in water that have few particles such as sand, silt, etc.
The diver: PADI Instructor Mike Masloski diving in about 80 feet of water. This visibility here was reduced due to sand in the water. Notice the round circles of light cause by the flash bouncing off of them.
This photo was taken on a shipwreck in West Palm Beach. It was taken in the same stirred up water as the picture of Mike Masloski. Because it was taken as a closeup, the effect of backscattering is greatly reduced.
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