Sealife DC2000 camera

Jussi Hokkanen · Issue 95, Mar/Apr 2017 · pp. 46–48

Products mentioned: Sealife DC2000, Sony RX100 MKIV, Canon G7XII, Canon G9X, Nikon 1, Sealife DC SL975 fisheye lens, Sealife Micro 2.0

American company Sealife, has over the years, offered all sorts of cameras for underwater photographers. They have ranged from a basic all-in-one happy snappy shooter to more “mid-range” camera plus housing packages. All in all I’ve never been a big fan of the company’s products. Somehow their camera systems have always been sub-standard and when it comes to technical specs, trailed back a few camera generations. It looks like Sealife is now stepping in with a camera that has up-to-date features, at least on paper. The Sealife DC2000 is the latest WiFi-enabled offering from the company that will challenge the major players in the ever narrowing compact camera marketplace. Unlike the recent built-in Sealife cameras the new DC2000 goes back to the traditional idea of a separate, removable camera inside a housing. The new camera is waterproof to 18m on its own, which is sure to give users s…