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This rugged, compact camera is rubber-armored and waterproof to 130 feet and shockproof up to six feet, making the Mini II perfect for divers and other outdoor adventurers. Its easy set-up mode ensures that underwater photographers can get vibrant images. As you grow as an underwater photographer, the Mini II can grow with you. It’s compatible with a number of popular SeaLife accessories, including the wide-angle lens and digital pro flash. Powered by two AAA batteries, the camera can deliver more than two hours or 200 pictures.
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SeaLife’s new ReefMaster’s Mini is an easy-to-use dive camera that’s waterproof to 200 feet and doesn’t require a housing. This ultra-compact nine megapixel camera shoots stills as well as video. The always-in-focus Reefmaster Mini is enhanced even further by the included external Mini Wide Angle lens which increases the shooting angle by 33 percent and provides a shooting distance of one foot to infinity. A large LCD makes for easy on-camera viewing, and with the bold-red rubber grip and wide-spaced button controls, one-handed operation is a cinch.
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