Gear / SeaLife

With over 75 percent of the earth covered with water, our underwater world holds more than 25,000 species of fish and innumerable forms of wildlife that do not exist on land. SeaLife® actively supports efforts that help lead to greater appreciation and protection of the world's underwater resources.

Whether it's your first time snorkeling or your annual scuba trip in the tropics, SeaLife® cameras and accessories help you discover the underwater world. Taking underwater pictures as you explore the deep saves magical memories that you can relive until your next undersea adventure. These photographic short stories about peering into the eyes of rarely seen creatures are permanent records from a world infrequently revealed.

For over 25 years, Pioneer Research, has made the worlds most popular underwater cameras. Pioneer developed SeaLife® Cameras in 1993, as a new breed of cameras that made it easier and more enjoyable then ever before to take pictures underwater. In 2000, SeaLife® pioneered underwater imaging with the introduction of its first digital camera that revolutionized the underwater imaging. Today, SeaLife® offers a wide array of popular underwater film and digital cameras, and underwater camera accessories. SeaLife® is the only truly expandable camera system that allows you to add accessories when you want - all SeaLife® underwater strobes and lenses are interchangeable with any SeaLife® camera.The SeaLife® Pledge

SeaLife® Cameras supports the dive industry through the development of products and programs that encourage underwater discovery. We are constantly evaluating our product line to ensure that our equipment delivers the most consistent results, even in difficult conditions.

We invite snorkelers to advanced divers to experience underwater photography, and we strive to satisfy the needs of every customer. Through our extensive partnerships with dive shops and industry associations, we continue to seek opportunities to broaden interest in underwater life and cultivate an appreciation for the underwater environment.