Shooting Fuji DL-300 on Kodak Gold 200

[@acecreates]

Gold is a pretty forgiving film.. I've enjoyed using it! Nice vid mate, cheers for sharing

[@danieldijo]

Thanks. Gold is great film. Check out my expired Kodak gold 100iso one with Pentax ME Super

[@acecreates]

@@danieldijo ohh I will. I love a good expired film video!

[@danieldijo]

@@acecreates nice, let me know what you think on there.

[@Maya-wc6vo]

this video is great, thank you!

[@danieldijo]

Glad you like it (:

[@Pj_901]

I see people on KZbin trying to blow up this camera a bit. I think it’s just a regular point and shoot tbh. I think people are just tryna hype it up so it sells better. Plus I’ve only ever seen a difference in quality with point and shoot film cameras is with the contax t2 and Yashica t4.

[@danieldijo]

Yeah I have seen some reviews on it. Recent too. I originally thought my displeasure with camera was the film but on my go to film. It did not meet my expectations.

[@alexcarrillo5510]

Give it a Second Chance Daniel, I too got a Nikon Lite Touch years ago, as when I took it to Japan I decided to use it as shooting from the hip, as some shots were sharp, about half the roll was out of focus, so I gave it and place it with my gear as again I gave it a second chance as I use it again but this time I took it to Cebu in the Philippines shot B/W film at that time I use Ilford HP5, and Fuji Neopan 400(God I Missed that Film) as I seen this shot in a church of a little boy on his Dad's shoulder, as I took the shot, and it was sharp, again I took a woman selling toys outside the church (A Very Historic Church like from 1542 - Much older than Mission Dolores) as I use it, and it was tact sharp, as I both shot from the hip, and use the viewfinder, now it will be coming with me to Japan next year. So again play with the camera again. Give it a 2nd time around. - Cute Kids

[@danieldijo]

Thanks Alex. Yes I will continue to shoot it. I will be comparing side by side with more desirable point and shoots.

[@alessandrob.5830]

How do I know if my camera is properly turned off? I just got it and shot some pictures, and when I slide the lens cover over the lens to turn the cam off (?), I still see the number of exposures I have left on the dispaly. Shouldn't the display turn off too when I close the lens cover?

[@danieldijo]

My display will also not turn off when the lens was closed.