Kodak Vs Fuji Waterproof Camera

I prefer Kodak to fuji, the tint is warmer

The Fuji X100T just fits in this well-made bag, after you remove the waterproof cover from the pocket.

I used Fuji X100v for street photography and now with NIsi UHD Filter package it is waterproof. Filter also maintains the camera low profile.

I tried this slide film because I can't get Fuji Velvia anymore. I was truly amazed and now have fallen in love with Kodak again. The intense colors are so beautiful. I shoot 4x5 and the quality is just outstanding.

I've used a number of films including fuji and kodak. I finally found this one to be great for portraits, and on the warmer, softer side of film developing. It fits my style of photography! I'm happy I found this one.

I shoot Kodak Ektar in my Fuji GW690 and Fuji GA645 and the film always delivers. Overexpose half a stop for best results. I also find Ektar extremely easy to scan, getting great results from my Canon CanonScan 9000F consumer level scanner, with very little tweaking/color correction needed on my end.

The Amber 100D gives you a unique look you can't find with fuji and or kodak. The colors are vivid and the images are sharp. It give you a kind of blueish/greenish cast on the photos that is very calming and tasteful. I highly recommend this product if you're looking for a great alternative to the mainstream film stocks!

Fuji-lover experimenting Kodak, have yet to develop my first Portras. The long expiry period (2023) gives me ample time to shoot them in their prime.

I prefer to shoot Medium Format with either Kodak or Fuji on 120 film. I generally shot from 50-400 ISO depending on the circumstance. I shoot Yashica, Mamiya, and Pentax Medium Format and love the fine grain and true color of Kodak Film.

Fits my gopro camera and waterproof housing.