SeaLife Cameras Debuts New Products

SeaLife Cameras announced its lineup of new products, including a new dive light, the Sea Dragon 1300S. This light is an update to the SeaLife Sea Dragon Mini 900, which earned Testers Choice honors in ScubaLab’s latest dive light review.

Scroll down to see info on all of SeaLife’s new products.

Sea Dragon 1300S

From SeaLife: “Featuring 1300 lumens, the compact Sea Dragon Mini 1300S dive light offers users tremendous brightness and a narrow 8° long-range beam. All light functions are easily accessible with one handed operation to cycle through five light modes. The light will be available without batteries or as a kit including a 18650 battery and USB charger.”

Sea Dragon 1000F

From SeaLife: “The Sea Dragon Mini 1000F imaging and dive light makes 1000 lumens of brightness and a wide 130° beam. The light can be handheld, or mounted to an arm or camera adapter with its included YS adapter mounting accessories. The Sea Dragon Mini 1000F is available only as a complete kit with 18650 battery and USB charger.”

Sea Dragon 5000F Auto

From SeaLife: “The Sea Dragon 5000F photo-video light delivers 5000F lumens in an even 120° wide beam. The new light also features two 180 lumen red LEDs. The light offers the familiar Sea Dragon Auto Modes including Flash Detect, and an unmatched 96 CRI (color rendering index). The new aggressively styled body is both smaller and lighter.”

Sea Dragon Duo 9000

From SeaLife: “Sea Dragon 9000F Photo-Video light set based on two Sea Dragon 4500’s mounted on a dual tray. The Sea Dragon 4500F photo-video lights deliver 4500 lumens in an even 120° wide beam. Side by side they offer even more complete coverage of any subject at nearly any shooting angle.”

Lens & Gear Pouch

From SeaLife: “The SeaLife Protective Gear Pouch is a soft lined pouch that protects cameras, lenses, lights or other precision dive gear. The Gear pouch’s soft velvet interior prevents scratches on sensitive optics and electronics, especially designed for the lenses.”

For more information, visit SeaLife’s website.