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IMPORTANT: The SL970 Wide Angle Lens fits all SeaLife camera BUT the DC800 (SL180), ReefMaster Mini (S元20) and ECOshot (S元21) cameras. Sharp focus from 2 (60cm) to infinity without any adjustments. The ReefMaster Mini and ECOshot cameras works with the Mini Wide Angle lens SL973. Easily snaps on and off your SeaLife ® digital or film camera, even while underwater. Although the Wide Angle Lens will fit onto the DC800, the pictures will vignette. The DC800 has a built in wide angle lens (28mm film equivalent). IMPORTANT: The SL970 Wide Angle Lens fits all SeaLife camera BUT the DC800(SL180), ReefMaster Mini (S元20) and ECOshot (S元21) cameras.

Mounts to SeaLife ® Lens Dock (item # SL972).

Sharp focus from 2' (60cm) to infinity without any adjustments.

Easily snaps on and off your SeaLife ® digital or film camera, even while underwater.

24mm wide-angle lens increases shooting angle about 50%.

For those moments when you just need to get everything in the shot! Features: This is SeaLife's most versatile underwater lens. The wide-angle lens takes a full-frame picture of a 5' shark within 5' shooting distance. And you can see from my pics, I made somethings myself because they don't exist otherwise.You want to fit everything into the shot and stay within the shooting range of your flash. If you want the Inon part numbers for their system PM me and I can get them tonight or sometime. If you just want fun snaps, don't see adding lenses, just get the Canon housing, smaller, lighter, cuter, lol.

The Ikelite has the advantage of industrial strength and looks and it uses more easily dealt with 67mm threaded on wet lenses.

The Ikelite housing works great with their tray and their AF35 or a number of strobes but you may have to rig your own optical sync. In order to use the Canon housing with wet lenses you must have the Inon AD adapter which fits with their tray and low and behold works great with their strobe and low and behold but they have an optical connector for it. BTW, the Canon housing seems to do fine with no strobe for casual snap shots. The Canon you can turn the preflash off but still-you need to pick a strobe that was meant to work with a digital camera.

Many of these cameras today have preflash. If so that strobe may not work at all with any modern P&S or barely so. The link you gave me took me to a unit that seemed to be bundled with a film P&S. I have found that mixing and matching can be a challenge. I answered somewhat in your PM, I am not at all familiar with that strobe.