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Discovering Dominica

by Nadia Aly

Videos : Channel: Scuba Diver Life TV

Discovering Dominica

Come Discover Dominica with us and see what this fabulous Country is all about!

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Sealife Reefmaster

The compact SeaLife ReefMaster underwater camera is waterproof all the way down to 200ft/60m, features enhanced color correction firmware so the colors in your photos are bright and accurate, and is compatible with all of SeaLife’s lighting accessories.

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Sealife Cameras DC1400

The 14MP SeaLife DC1400 underwater camera is depth rated to 200ft/60m and features Super Macro Auto Focus down to 1-inch, a built-in wide angle lens, an onscreen Easy Set Up Guide and shoots HD Video.

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Sealife Camera Accessories

Get a good look at some Sealife Camera accessories.

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Sidemount Scuba Diving with the Hollis SMS 50

In this video we check out the Hollis SMS 50 and use it to learn how to sidemount dive in Mexico!.

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Aeris Jetpack

An overview of the Aeris Jetpack. A revolutionary BCD that takes the weight out of scuba travel!

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Going PRO with Bali Crystal Divers

Unlike many PADI Career Development Centre, Crystal Divers provide their GoPRO interns with unique support programs.

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Adventures in the Cayman Islands with the Cayman Aggressor

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New stuff

Tulagi: the Perfect Choice for Rust and Reefs

Cross the famous watery graveyard of Iron Bottom Sound from Honiara, capital of the Solomon Islands, and you’ll find a hidden gem for lovers of wrecks and reefs: Tulagi.
by Deborah Dickson-Smith
dive limits

Training Fundamentals: Following Recommended Dive Limits

Each qualification has recommended dive limits for depth or activity. Why are the limits there? Why is it wise to follow them?
by Marcus Knight
diving fix

How to Get Your Diving Fix While on Lockdown

If, like us, you’re spending most of your time at home right now, there are still ways get your diving fix — and stay connected to the rest of the diving community.
by Yvonne Press
cleaning dive gear

Cleaning Dive Gear in Times of Covid-19

When it comes to cleaning dive gear, our biggest worry is usually removing saltwater. As the world tries to slow the spread of Covid 19, keeping gear clean has taken on a whole new meaning.
by Yvonne Press