Pioneer SeaLife ReefMaster DC310

alaTest has collected and analyzed 39 user reviews of Pioneer SeaLife ReefMaster DC310 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.2/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.9/5 for other Camcorders on Amazon.com. People are impressed by the price and reliability. The durability and image quality are also appreciated, whereas there are some mixed reviews about the viewfinder and zoom.

The SeaLife ReefMaster DC310 is a high quality 3-megapixel digital camera for use on land or under the water. It's rated waterproof to 200 feet when mounted in the included housing and can be set to one of three different automatic exposure modes: Land, S

The DC310 makes for a fun, if frustrating introduction to underwater photography. With few frills and a restrictive shutter lag, it takes practise to get the shot you want. Battery life could be better, and the LCD display needs to be a lot brighter and c

Great overall dive waterproof cameraGreat camera - Sealife ReefmasterPros:Easy to use, good purchase price, great picture quality.Cons:none.

This camera has been one of the Best items I've bought for SCUBA diving. Having pictures to show the items you see on the dive floor are a great part of your vacation.

Don't bother.Looks aren't everythingPros:looks attractive, housing is rugged and strong.Cons:poor photo quality, overpriced, macro lens did not stay on

I bought this after reading a few good reviews on this camera. Sure $200 is a lot, but I wanted something to stick around for awhile and get away from the poor quality of disposable underwater cameras. It was very attractive, rugged housing, and came...

I bought one of these cameras through the military exchange service just before I retired from the USAF. I like it's ease of operation. Changing film is easy, the seal works extremely well and the pictures I have taken have turned out to be very clear....

Great camera for those like me who dive when they can, which is never enough.I do love this camera.Pros:Great pictures at an affordable price.Cons:Clips at seal points can rust, sand can get under the rubber coating.

The Sea Life Reefmaster camera is an inexpensive, easy to use UW camera, that I have been using for about three years. I purchased the first one for just under $200, and got the camera, UW housing and pelican case. About 18 months ago, I picked up the...