DC2000 Pro Flash Set

$ 999.00

Score By Feature

Based on 3 ratings

Value for money

7.53

Delivery

7.44

Giftable

7.58

Customer service

7.87

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The Sea Dragon Flash Head (SL9630), Flex-Connect Grip (SL9905P), and Single Tray (SL9903P) are all included in the DC2000 underwater housing.

Dive, snorkel, external light, and external flash are four underwater shooting modes with built-in color correction.

25 Land Scene modes for a variety of shooting scenarios

Picture-in-picture capture in full 1080p 60fps HD video

F1 can be controlled manually if desired. In a fraction of a second, you'll go from 8 to F11 in 3 levels of stoppage

Questions & Answers

What is the camera's macro performance like?

It performs admirably; however, if you do a lot of macro photography, it is worthwhile to invest in a good macro lens; I also enjoy shooting macro with a wide angle lens, which performs admirably.

Is there a charging cable included with the camera?

Hello. Thank you for your inquiry. br>br> This package includes a rechargeable battery as well as the necessary wall charger. Please let us know if there is anything else we can do to assist you. br>Bethany S. is a writer who lives in New York City. HouseofScuba is a company that specializes in scuba diving.

Is there a warranty that applies internationally?

Not on products sold by dealers in the United States. Distributors in those countries are responsible for international warranties.

What is the buoyancy of the flash on the camera?

Hello, and thank you for contacting me with your inquiry. It has a negative buoyancy to it. Please let us know if you have any additional questions. Thank you, br>Divemaster Chrisbr>866- 728- 2293

Selected User Reviews For DC2000 Pro Flash Set

It's not looking good

3/5

It's not everything it's made out to be. To begin with, the "waterproof" housing leaks beyond 15 feet. The camera's autofocus is terrible, and it favors backscatter. Play around with your camera's settings, flash, and other features. Have a good time, burn that bottom time, and watch it all pass you by without getting a decent picture. The camera will then fail a year later (after you've washed it in fresh water after each dive) and you'll be stuck with the realization that you've just wasted a lot of money.