SeaLife Camera & Housing History
As you look over the history of SeaLife’s cameras and housings, you’ll notice all of our products have something in common – they make great images easy to capture. At SeaLife, our goal is to develop innovative underwater cameras, housings and accessories that make underwater photography fun, easy, and accessible.
SeaLife SportDiver
Item SL400, SL400-U
2022-2024
The first SeaLife phone housing that introduced underwater photography to smartphone users worldwide with SeaLife’s intuitive set-up and housing & app features. Succeeded by the slightly larger SportDiver Ultra.
SeaLife Micro 2.0
Item SL510, SL512
2016 – 2019
The second generation Micro series camera, available with 32GB and 64GB storage, featured some major advancements such as the new 16MP sensor and new app.
SeaLife Micro HD+
Item SL501
2015 – 2016
The continuation of the Micro HD with 32MB of storage and wireless image transfer with new Action Cam HD app.
SeaLife Micro HD
Item SL500
2014 – 2016
SeaLife’s first completely sealed camera (without doors or openings), featured a 13mp image sensor, 1080p/30fps HD video and 16MB of storage.
SeaLife DC1400
Item SL720
2011 – 2016
The successor to the SeaLife DC1200, the DC1400 featured a 14MP sensor, 720p/60fps video, auto-focus with optical zoom, and internal flash.
SeaLife ReefMaster
Item SL332
2013 – 2014
Designed specifically as a self-contained underwater dive camera, the compact ReefMaster included an external Mini Wide Angle Lens and the latest color enhancing firmware.
SeaLife Mini II
Item SL330
2011 – 2013
Waterproof to 130 feet, rubber armored and built to survive drops, the Mini II was an ultra rugged camera and the perfect companion for any outdoor activity.
SeaLife DC1200
Item SL700
2010 – 2011
With ergonomic “Piano Keys” instead of buttons, advanced color correction modes and 12MP, the SeaLife DC1200 took point-and-shoot underwater photography to the next level with beautiful underwater photos and video.
SeaLife DC1000
Item SL100
2009 – 2010
The SeaLife DC1000 introduced the “Easy Set-up Mode,” making amazing, colorful underwater images easier than ever before. The DC1000 also featured 10MP, 5x optical zoom and an updated ergonomic design.
SeaLife DC800
Item SL180
2008 – 2009
Featuring 8MP, five dive specific color correction modes, and a sleeker, modern design, the SeaLife DC800 was a major advancement in entry level underwater photography.
SeaLife DC600
Item SL160
2006 – 2008
The SeaLife DC600 underwater digital camera featured 6.1 MP, a large 2.5″ display, and enhanced exposure modes for bright, colorful images.
SeaLife Reefmaster Mini
Item SL320
2007 – 2009
The rugged and compact SeaLife Reefmaster Mini shared all of the features of the ECOshot, but with an increased depth rating of 130 feet.
SeaLife ECOshot
Item SL321
2007 – 2008
SeaLife introduced the world’s first truly shockproof and waterproof digital camera with the ECOshot. Depth rated to 75 feet and shockproof up to 6 feet, the ECOshot was the perfect compact camera for the active outdoors and watersports enthusiast.
SeaLife DC500
Item SL150
2005 – 2006
SeaLife’s line continued to grow technologically with the DC500 underwater digital camera. The camera featured a new metal and rubber armored body design, 5 MP, 3x optical zoom, a large 2″ display and a “Shark Mode” that greatly reduced shutter lag.
SeaLife DC310
Item SL148
2003 – 2005
The SeaLife DC310 underwater digital camera featured 3.3 MP and the same rubber armored body as previous models but introduced new 8-button advanced controls for getting even more color and quality out of each image.
SeaLife DC300
Item SL140
2003 – 2005
The SeaLife DC300 continued the rubber armored body of the previous model, and increased to 3.3 MP for sharper image quality.
SeaLife Sharkdiver
Item SL300
2003 – 2007
A reusable, 35mm film waterproof camera, the Sharkdiver was the ideal low cost dive and snorkeling companion.
SeaLife DC250
Item SL130
2003 – 2005
The SeaLife DC250 used a rugged, reinforced rubber body to provide a solid grip for the photographer. The camera shot 2.1MP images and accepted wide angle and macro lenses.
SeaLife DC200
Item SL121
2002 – 2003
The SeaLife DC200 digital underwater camera continued the ground breaking features of the DC100, and featured an increased depth rating of 200 feet that opened up divers to a new level of underwater photography.
SeaLife DC100
Item SL120
2002 – 2003
The first of many digital underwater cameras in the SeaLife line, the DC100 featured 1.3 MP, 2x digital zoom, and a depth rating of 100 feet.
SeaLife Sportdiver
Item SL545
2001 – 2008
With a fully automatic one-button operation and a growing line of accessories and lenses, the SeaLife Sportdiver was a strong value and a fantastic way for divers to get started in underwater photography.
SeaLife Reefmaster CL
Item SL520
1999 – 2004
The SeaLife Reefmaster CL followed the same design as the previous Reefmaster RC, but introduced a clear waterproof camera body.
SeaLife Reefmaster RC
Item SL515
1996 – 2005
One of SeaLife’s earliest film cameras, the SeaLife Reefmaster RC was an innovative waterproof camera with a depth rating of 164 feet and easy to use controls.
