A Permanently Sealed Underwater Camera
The Perfect Tool for Any Underwater Explorer
Introducing the SeaLife Micro 3.0 - the best underwater camera for new scuba divers and snorkelers. With its compact and durable design, the Micro 3.0 is the perfect camera for exploring the depths of the ocean. Whether you're snorkelling in a tropical paradise or diving in a local quarry, the Micro 3.0 is designed to withstand the rigors of underwater use. The camera is waterproof to 200 feet underwater and permanently sealed - so you never need to open it up to remove the camera. With a three hour battery life, this camera can handle a whole day of diving or snorkelling.
So why wait? Get the SeaLife Micro 3.0 camera and start exploring the fascinating world beneath the surface today!
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Read Our SeaLife Micro 3.0 Review
If you're looking for an easy, hassle-free camera for taking underwater photos and videos, then the SeaLife Micro 3.0 is an excellent option.l The SeaLife Micro 3.0 doesn't require a housing and is ready to go underwater straight out of the box. The 16-megapixel sensor can capture both JPEG and RAW images and shoots up to 4K 30fps videos. Combined with SeaLife's Sea Dragon series, lights is a very capable setup in a compact package.
We had the opportunity to dive with the Micro 3.0 in the warm waters off Hawaii's coast and came back with some incredible results! Check out the full review...
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Check out our top Micro 3.0 Camera Packages - Complete with Underwater Lights for Colorful Footage and a Tray with an Easy Grip!
Why Do I Need a Light Anyway?
Underwater Video Lights like the SeaDragon 3000SF Pro Dual and the SeaDragon 3000F are great tools for bringing color and detail back in your underwater photos and videos. When you dive underwater, light filters out color in a process known as light attenuation. Longer wavelengths of light are filtered out first until all you are left with is blue light at deep depths. That's why your photos look so blue when you are diving at 50 ft deep. In fact, even at 15ft deep there is no red light left in your photos!
Adding an underwater video light will give your Micro 3.0 images a nice pop in color and details (as you can see in the photos to the right). Underwater lights can also allow you to add shadows and contrast to bring out fish like these barracuda. We highly recommend adding a video light your micro 3.0 for the best results - you'll be glad you did!