Right now we're touring around Indonesia

We're really excited because SeaLife Cameras has given us some of their awesome gear

so we can take great photos and videos, so let's go explore.

First off, we're taking the ReefMaster camera out

the camera is waterproof up to two hundred feet and is expandable with all of SeaLife's accessories.

This camera shoots nine megapixel still images

and has very impressive video capabilities.

The ReefMaster kit includes a wide angle lens which allowed us to get a lot more in our underwater shots.

Next up we got to play around with the new fisheye lens for their DC series cameras.

We popped the lens on our new DC1400

which allowed us to capture some really great wide angle shots around Indonesia.

The wide angle lens increases the viewing field on the DC1400 by eighty percent

for a very impressive underwater capturing experience.

We had a great opportunity to use the wide angle lens at Clown Valley

which is a wide-angle environment. The ocean floor there is just covered

in anemones and we were very happy with our footage.

We also used the same wide angle lens when we were visiting a small village in Allure

where village kids spent a great deal of time with us

playing underwater.

We spent a lot of our days doing muck diving which is great for macro.

Because the cameras are so small we were able to get right up close to many of the subjects.

Now this is where the DC1400 really shines.

By combining it with the SeaLife flash or photo video light

you can get some really creative shots.

For instance, we took off the video light and was able to maneuver it to the exact position

we wanted

Overall we were very impressed with the images and videos we captured with the DC1400

It did very well in both wide and macro environments.

Next up we played with the SeaLife AquaPod

now this thing is a ton of fun underwater.

It really allowed us to get up close and personal with a variety of sea life

without scaring them off.

The AquaPod is made with non corrosive aluminum and stainless steel

It's very lightweight and very easy to carry around.

We were able to get some stunning footage of a cuttlefish which are usually skittish if you get to

close to them.

We also used it to get some up close shots of a variety of eels and sea snakes

that we saw on the trip.

We had a lot of fun using the mirror on it as well which came in really

handy for self portraits

SeaLife has really hit it off with these new

accessories

and we're excited to take them on our next adventure.