I can't believe I'm been away for almost a year. Too long and so much to share. I've rolled over my Nikon D600 camera again. It happened in January of this year while Hubby and I were on our cruise. So I'm now at 20,248 pictures taken and my camera is still going strong.
I also took another camera with me on our cruise. I've been looking for a smaller camera with a decent sensor. I found it in my Fujifilm X100T. It's a fixed lens camera, but I've been having a wonderful time with this fun camera.
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| Fujfilm X100T with Joby wrist strap |
Here's a few pictures I took while cruising out of Port Everglades in Ft Lauderdale:
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| Captured in Classic Chrome mode (Fujifilm X100T) |
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| Waving to the folks on the beach as head out (Fujifilm X100T) |
Along with the two cameras I mentioned we also brought along a GoPro3+ that I bought for Hubby on our 2014 cruise. He shot some wonderful underwater movies as we were snorkeling in the Western Caribbean. Since he used his GoPro, I used his Canon S90 P&S in it's underwater case to take some fun underwater shots:
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| Swimming with the Rays in Grand Cayman (Canon S90) |
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| Following the fish in Roatan (Canon S90) |
Finally, I had one more camera with me...my Nikon AW100. Even though this can also be used underwater, it mostly stayed dry and went with me on our excursions to the beach or sailing. My motto/experience is if the camera doesn't go into an underwater case, it doesn't go snorkeling in the water with us.
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| Playa Mia in Cozumel (Nikon AW100) |
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| Rum Point Beach in Grand Cayman (Nikon AW100) |
As you can see, the AW100 takes decent pictures. Yes, I took a lot of cameras with us. Each had a special purpose to help document our vacation. We took over 2800 pictures and we had fun doing it.
I'll be back with more pictures to share with you....
