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SeaLife kicked off a new worldwide sweepstakes through their Facebook page this week where fans can enter to win a SeaLife DC1400 Sea Dragon Pro set, complete with DC1400 underwater camera and Sea Dragon Flash.
To enter the contest, anyone across the world can simply go to the SeaLife Facebook page and follow the ENTER TO WIN link near the top of the page, or enter directly at http://woobox.com/ev5y7w. From there users can like the SeaLife page, complete a short entry form, and earn bonus entries by sharing the giveaway across their own social networks. When the SeaLife page reaches 20,000 Facebook Likes, a random winner will be selected to receive a new DC1400 Sea Dragon Pro set with a retail value of $829.95 US.
The DC1400 Sea Dragon Pro set includes the DC1400 underwater camera, new compact Sea Dragon Flash, and Flex-Connect tray & grip everything needed to get bright, colorful underwater images in any dive environment. The newly introduced Sea Dragon Flash reduces backscatter and produces rich, deep color in underwater photos. The Flashs variable power adjustment, large easy-to-use controls, and ability to automatically adjust brightness for optimal exposure make it an essential accessory for underwater photographers of all levels.
As our social media presence grows, we want to continue to engage our followers, said Joshua Gilmour, SeaLifes Marketing Manager. Giving away prizes like the DC1400 Sea Dragon Pro Set is a great way to accomplish this, because it gets users excited about underwater photography and SeaLife gear.
About SeaLife:
SeaLife underwater cameras, lights and accessories are made and distributed by Pioneer Research in Moorestown, NJ. SeaLife cameras were first introduced in 1993. In 2000 SeaLife made the first digital underwater camera. In 2007 SeaLife developed the first non-housed digital underwater camera, and in 2013 SeaLife introduced the powerful Sea Dragon Lighting system and its innovative Flex-Connect tray, grip, arm and accessory system. SeaLife Cameras, Lighting and Flex-Connect Accessories are sold and serviced in 64 countries around the world.
For more information visit www.SeaLife-Cameras.com.
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To enter the contest, anyone across the world can simply go to the SeaLife Facebook page and follow the ENTER TO WIN link near the top of the page, or enter directly at http://woobox.com/ev5y7w. From there users can like the SeaLife page, complete a short entry form, and earn bonus entries by sharing the giveaway across their own social networks. When the SeaLife page reaches 20,000 Facebook Likes, a random winner will be selected to receive a new DC1400 Sea Dragon Pro set with a retail value of $829.95 US.
The DC1400 Sea Dragon Pro set includes the DC1400 underwater camera, new compact Sea Dragon Flash, and Flex-Connect tray & grip everything needed to get bright, colorful underwater images in any dive environment. The newly introduced Sea Dragon Flash reduces backscatter and produces rich, deep color in underwater photos. The Flashs variable power adjustment, large easy-to-use controls, and ability to automatically adjust brightness for optimal exposure make it an essential accessory for underwater photographers of all levels.
As our social media presence grows, we want to continue to engage our followers, said Joshua Gilmour, SeaLifes Marketing Manager. Giving away prizes like the DC1400 Sea Dragon Pro Set is a great way to accomplish this, because it gets users excited about underwater photography and SeaLife gear.
About SeaLife:
SeaLife underwater cameras, lights and accessories are made and distributed by Pioneer Research in Moorestown, NJ. SeaLife cameras were first introduced in 1993. In 2000 SeaLife made the first digital underwater camera. In 2007 SeaLife developed the first non-housed digital underwater camera, and in 2013 SeaLife introduced the powerful Sea Dragon Lighting system and its innovative Flex-Connect tray, grip, arm and accessory system. SeaLife Cameras, Lighting and Flex-Connect Accessories are sold and serviced in 64 countries around the world.
For more information visit www.SeaLife-Cameras.com.
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