Pioneer SeaLife ReefMaster DC310

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61% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

The camera was bad from the beginning. I've used it on 2 dive trips. The control buttons stick and I have to manually pull them out with my needlenose pliers!!! Not too cool at 80 feet down under. Quite embarrassing. Also, the batteries "pop out" when...

I bought this camera in Oct 2008 in preparation for a Nov trip to Belize. We needed a new digital camera, and after researching all the options, I liked this one best as an all-in-one camera. It's as good on land as underwater, so we don't need to have...

Bought this last year. Took it to Belize and had to change the brand new batteries after only one dive. The lens then fogged up badly for the second dive and topside pictures. The next day in Cozumel had no problems at all. Fast forward to Cozumel...

I bought this camera for a snorkeling/diving trip to Tahiti. Didn't dive due to timing restrictions but did snorkel a lot - used the camera every day. The pictures both underwater and above-water were excellent. The above water pictures were...

I purchased my first underwater camera when I was just 12 years old. At the time, the only one available that didn't cost a minimum of $2K was the Canon Aqua Snappy. It worked quite well for many years, but eventually wore out. The SeaLife Reefmaster...

"I write, I write again, and they have no reply. The item did not arrive to me in a good condition. The photo looked like almost new, but it was tattered and torn, looked beat-up. Items missing was the memory card and case, there was none sent to me."

I don't understand why some people have a problem with this camera. It's a great little "point and shoot" for the money and it takes great photos down to 130 feet! Just have a look at the shots I was able to take of the reef in Florida to get an...

As a beginner scuba diver, This is a must. For the majority, this camera took very good pictures in and out of the water. I think the bad ones were from the operator not being quite stable under the water. An I mean really not stable. Even some of...