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I think the fuji xt2 takes great photos and is my go to camera for anything i want to post at the moment. I first needed to get my camera to record at one place, while I was taking a picture in Hawaii and I was getting a bunch of help from friends. When I received my phone calls from friends and family, I instantly knew I had to get my footage to a store. The process of getting to a location and then getting your shots to a store is a lot more difficult if you are shooting in multiple cities at once, due to the limited amount of time you have to do it. There are some really good cameras out there, but this is something I could do for other projects that I will be doing in the future.
So i'm hoping to put together an official release sometime this summer, but first let's go over how I got myself started. My first experience with Kodak's Dx11D lens for photographing landscapes was during my high school and college days, when I was running a small photographic school in San Diego. I'm very familiar with this lens, and the Dx11D provides a very good image of much of the landscape in the area. So I was immediately intrigued by the idea of having my picture taken for a Dx11D, and I decided to make my own.
A photo tutorial which I created. I love that a great photo that fits neatly in the entire setup will not come out to much hassle, but it could be a little hard to take if I really did like what I saw, then get to the end of the picture. It's not an exact capture but it's great to have an alternative to the regular lens (though I never found a better one anyway because the A/R is fairly hard to find nowadays) when it comes to taking photos with traditional film. I think it would make a great gift for someone who wants to take a selfie.
To put it in order, in order for my camera to record and let me capture my shot,
