JR Photography BC

I use FujiFilm cameras to create my videos, and both of my cameras use the 2.5mm jack versus the industry standard of 3.5mm jack, and I found a solution to connect my mics to the camera.

My friend Nick Exposed found himself in a situation that he no longer had a 35mm film camera, outside of a compact point and shoot, and I could not let that be, he is too good of a film photographer to be without a good tool. I hope my gift for you will serve you well for years to come.

It has been a few weeks since my last VLog, and please forgive the less than usual articulation, the mix of allergy medication and pain killers together make for a fuzzy brain; also please try to ignore my cuts where I clipped out 10 seconds of silence as I figured out what to say next. But this is a very true post that is good advice.

In order to understand your new lens, sometimes it is necessary to photograph something boring like a brick wall, so you can better understand the character of the lens.

My latest video, on the M-Classics camera bag is online now

My latest video is now online, a look at the ONA Union Street bag.

My latest video, a quick look between the Zeiss ZM 50mm f/2 Planar and the Leica 50mm f/2 Summicron Dual Range

Soft evening light is a wonderful time to go out and take portraits!

Another from a photo shoot with a friend

Taken last evening with a friend

If I did a video on these two cameras as a starter rangefinder cameras for beginners, would that be of any interest to anyone? #FilmCameraPorn #LeitzMinoltaCL #CanonQL17GIII

Some rambling reasons for my switch to FujiFilm X-System from Micro Four Thirds

Some portraits of a friend, taken with the FujiFilm GFX 50S and the 63mm lens