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MG Gundam GP01 - Gunpla in 1997? (4K)

Help support the channel! https://ko-fi.com/redheadphones6 Twitter:   / redheadphones6   Instagram:   / redheadphones6   More music by Andrew Scott: https://andrewscott.bandcamp.com/albu... A review of the 1997 Master Grade Gundam GP01 "Zephyranthes" from the anime series Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory. Uh... 28 minutes? I intended to make a longer video because I like rambling about old kits, but this might be a little too much... Still let me know if you like these longer videos or prefer quicker 15 minute videos. Intro - 00:00 Build - 1:15 End of Painting - 11:25 Appearance - 12:05 Articulation - 16:38 Gimmicks - 21:41 Final Verdict - 25:38 -- Production notes for future me to wonder how I spent my 20's -- - The reason for the delay was all the new stuff I tried with this video. My day job also dumped a bunch of video work on me too. That accounted for a good month gap in there. - We're in 4K now! Thanks to the new computer, I can actually move up from 1080p! Really happy with it, though there have been a ton of growing pains. Thankfully, this new computer is crazy powerful so my usual trial-and-error was pretty easy to work through. - The 28 minutes... So basically, I regularly hear that people like these videos as background noise. Some even say they're like ASMR. So I decided to try and lean into that vibe. I think I bit off more than I could chew though, as an older kit like this already has like 20 minutes worth of info anyway, so adding in additional rambling got me to around 35 minutes. I then went back and edited it down to the 28. - The script was massive to fit in more rambling, sitting at 15 pages compared to the usual 7-8. There's just so much to talk about with older kits. It was mainly all this painting though. That was going to be about 7-8 minutes even at the usual pacing. Then I had to make the other sections almost as long as to not have the video too lopsided. Again, this was the wrong kit to try and go longer with lol - No title card here. I just didn't feel up to it. I do enjoy those, but this video burned me out a little too much. Maybe if I ever re-upload this video. - I'm not happy with the audio. Way too many mouth sounds. Of course, it's been a hot minute since I last recorded audio, so I'm going to assume this was just rust. - The music is turned WAY down. Part of me likes not having background music, but it's really useful in masking poor audio (which I still somehow have). However, with a 28 minute video it'd get annoying real fast, so I turned it way down here. Think I need to commission new music. Andrew, if you're reading this, let me know! - The footage was shot in 4k with a Canon R5 and my that RF 100mm Macro. Such a crazy lens and it's totally the right tool for this job. However, it picks up EVERYTHING. All the little microscopic pieces of dust/hair, cuts/nubs and paint flaws. I think I need step it up building wise to compensate. - The slider gave me some issues. My camera with the 100mm lens is just too heavy and causes the slider to tilt forward during it's panning. The only 2 fixes are to buy a 3rd party mount to better distribute the camera load, or I buy a better slider. Would really like to find a 3rd option instead lol - Editing the slider footage was weird too. I noticed the stabilization effect had it's zoom-in set to 'auto' so some shots would zoom .2% while others would be .4% etc. I tried to standardize the zoom and set them all to 1%. However, none of the shots matched. You can see how poorly they fit together. Not sure what went wrong. Maybe the 4k giving more detail? The slider footage itself being bad? Or maybe I should leave it at auto. Need to investigate. - Editing was done in daily 3-4 hour sit downs over the course of 2 weeks. There was just so much to edit. Thanks to these short bursts though, I got real weird with it. Like the manual shots having black surrounding the important sections, or the inserts using fades instead of hard edges, or how I FINALLY fixed the weird crossfade on the scoring sections. - YES, I finally fixed the crossfading into/from black. Check older videos, whenever there's a fade to/from a scoring section with the black gradient on the left, during the transition you always see the edge of the underlying footage. I usually just use a black gradient .png I made, but this time I tried cropping the underlying footage and cranking up the feathering. It has the exact same effect, but because the edge of the image fades into the black, there's no weird hard edge! Going to use this going forward. - Thanks for checking those notes, they're kinda just for me, but if it helps you avoid my mistakes, then no complaints here. Anyway, usually I post specific songs now, but I've really just had my Future Funk playlist on 24/7. Here it is for those interested:    • Future Funk