Make Your Own Amazing YouTube Videos from Simon & Schuster is a 136-page paperback authored by Brett Juilly. In this book you will learn the qualities a video needs in order to captivate a large audience on the internet and what it takes to reach the seemingly impossible goal of creating your own viral video. This guide shows you how to shoot and edit your own films using commonly available hand-held devices such as your cell phone. It gives you step-by-step instructions and tips on how to quickly and easily upload your project to YouTube while maintaining a high degree of quality.

Author: Brett Juilly    Paperback: 136 Pages    Published: September 5, 2017

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the difference between the 2019 version of D76 and previous versions?

A: There is no difference between versions just different packaging and sku #'s.

Q: 2. Do Kodak chemicals work with all films or is it Kodak specific?

A: It works on all film. I have mainly used Ilford film along with Kodak in this developer and it works great with all varieties of film from both companies. Just be sure to look up the proper developing times for each film.

Q: 3. Can this developer (D-76) be used for one time or for few rolls of film?

A: I use it in a 5 roll can then throw it out. I do use my film Fix again as paper fix if its not more than a couple of days between uses

Q: 4. Why is it taking Kodak so long to fix this? Any end in sight?

A: Kodak still has not give us a delivery date on Professional DEKTOL Paper Developer (To Make 1 gal, 2019 Version).

Q: 5. Does 'Dektol - 2019 Version' mean that it's the contaminated stuff?

A: This current Kodak Professional DEKTOL Paper Developer would not exhibit any issues.

Q: 6. Can I mix this powder 1L at a time? If so, what is the suggested method for preserving XTOL powder after the package has been opened?

A: No. Highly suggest mixing all at once with 1 gallon of water.

Q: 7. what replenisher do you use for d76?

A: While there is a dedicated D76 Replenisher from Kodak, item 146 4833, it is something we no longer carry.

Q: 8. To mix D-76 you put all the contents of the package in 1 gallon of water to make the stock solution, correct? Then when it comes time to develop a roll of film, do you dilute the stock solution? Do you reuse this developer after you develop 1 roll of film or do you discard? Thank you!

A: Hi, Arlen:You can either dilute the stock dilution 1+1 with water or use it straight. My preference for roll film is to use it straight, although I know that some photographers use it diluted. I dilute this developer 1+1 when I develop 4x5 film.Remember that D-76 reduces the film speed by almost 1 stop. For instance, when I shoot Kodak T-max 400, I shoot at 320. For 35 mm film, my developer of choice is Kodak XTol because in my experience it doesnt reduce the speed film, so I can shoot at 400 ASA. These are my personal preferences, and they work for me. Other photographers may think otherwise. May you have any other questions, dont hesitate to ask.

Q: 9. Are you able to make 1 liter at a time or do you need to make the entire gallon all at once?

A: Yes, you can make 1 liter at a time with the Kodak Professional D-76 Film Developer (To Make 1 gal, 2019 Version) BH #KOD76DEV.

Q: 10. How does this book compare to The Fujifilm X-T2: 120 X-Pert Tips to Get the Most Out of Your Camera" ?

A: The books are similar but this one is more specific to the controls, features, and settings found on the XT2 which are not available on all X series cameras.