These were fun at $500 but at the $1200 they ask now? No way. Especially when Fuji won't repair them.

This is in my Top 2 YT videos for the GA645. I come back to it several times a year.

Why not put ND over the lens area if it's too sunny for a push? And great camera.

Bro… what happened to you??? Your videos are so freaking awesome!!!!! Please, please, please, make more!

That's my dream car haha Great vid!

Great video and review. The intro was some solid filmmaking - kudos.

Beautiful video. What’s the song title st the end? Shazam could not handle it

富士フィルムの謎技術やな

It would be great to have that video about the developing technique.

A giant grand daddy of the X100VI

That's actually kinda cool. Also great video.

missed opportunity to call it the Fujifilm freakazoid

Maybe it was to take a picture of something that signifies what hole they’re on or a paper tracking score? Idk.. I know nothing about golf

Great video. I subscribed even though you've been away for some time :D Thanks for the few videos you made. I learnt a lot.

This was really well put together.

this video is a beautiful beast

QooCam EGO ???

In the realm of digital photography, many modern cameras, especially mirrorless and DSLR models, offer high-speed continuous shooting modes, effectively serving the same purpose as the traditional Rensha cameras. These digital cameras can capture a rapid sequence of images, making them ideal for capturing fast-moving subjects or creating action-packed sequences. If you're specifically looking for a digital camera with rapid-fire capabilities akin to the Rensha Cardia, you'll want to explore models that boast high-speed burst modes, fast autofocus systems, and minimal shutter lag. Brands like Canon, Nikon, Sony, and Fujifilm offer various models with these features, catering to different budgets and photography needs. When considering a digital camera for rapid shooting, pay attention to factors like frames per second (FPS) in burst mode, autofocus performance, buffer capacity, and overall image quality to ensure it meets your requirements for capturing dynamic moments effectively

What software did you use to stack the photos the way you did in the video?

please do a video on stand dev, I’m interested in starting to do that to save developer

Great video! Hope you get back to making videos, you make good content!

amaizing editing! and the sound work is exceptional

Did this guy just show us how to push the shadows slider on film rolls

This is such an interesting and high quality video. Love it

Obviously, you're not a golfer.

awesome video i hope you will make more

This thing would be an insane cop if it released all 16 shutters at the same time. A super wiggle cam

i'd love to see this camera in a sport environment like racing cars of football

Hello. What kind of battery fits in the camera?

its could, IN THEORY, be used to make miniature carte de visites!

Just doing research on these cameras because I want to dip my toe into medium format but don’t know if I’m ready for the big boy cameras and I mostly shoot film when travelling.

How do you scan you're negatives to digital?

Instant Muybridge!

I need this ;-;

Omg thank you soo much been debating if I wanted to go for the wide or the zoom but it seems like nobody uses the wide for portraits only landscapey stuff. So it made it super hard to see if i could use the wide for what I shoot lol But you sold it for me I’m def going the wide!

BYU fans gonna be real confused in the comments

Just discovered your channel, great videos, interesting to watch, informative and nice pictures!

Is this guy still alive ?

5:43- That's almost sounds similar to frozen or that Mexican food.

I remember seeing a clone of this camera at the defunct Lomography shop in San Francisco (which I believe became a Leica shop).

In addition to a fine review, this video has TOP level production: Thank you!

There are modern versions of this camera obviously not the same brand or anything but there are modern cameras that work the exact same way

U take amazing photos!!!

One of the best KZbin videos I've seen in my life!!!!!

nice camera👌 and awesome video😉

Sick! Awesome photo's. do you scan them by yourself as well??

Totally brilliant, thanks!

This is such a good video, thanks for making it

ay i can use some engineer lingo in fluid dynamics there are multiple way to analise a flowing fluid lagrangian or eulerian. lagrangian focuses on the fluid and moves around while the eularian is building a box in space and letting the fluid flow through. kinda what you are doing by lining up images by the subject or lining up the background.