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A review of the Master Grade Gundam Double X (MG Gundam DX) from the 1996 anime series After War Gundam X. It's a pretty simple MG Gunpla of a really underrated Gundam.
Life's been kind of weird recently, had a lot going on. I even had a 2 week trip in the middle, where I didn't have access to Gunpla. In hindsight, I shouldn't have announced this review until it was 50% done... Lesson learned. Anyway, please follow my Instagram or Twitter, as I'll be returning to using those now. I just got a Canon R5, so I'm hoping I can get back to work, both in Gunpla videos and general photography.
Intro - 00:00
Build - 0:59
Appearance - 6:11
Articulation - 9:35
Gimmicks - 14:17
Final Verdict - 17:30
-- Production Notes For Future Me to Laugh At --
- This review took FOREVER to make. It was a combination of me not being prepared to start working on it yet announcing it anyway, job interviews, making videos for my current job, a vacation, and this being a really big 19 minute video.
- I kind of forgot how to make these videos since the last one... so hope this turned out alright.
- This will be the last review shot with my Canon 6D mk II. I recently got a Canon R5, so gonna have a lot of fun messing with that. I actually got the R5 towards the end of this review, but decided to continue using the 6D for the last bit of footage for consistency.
- For those curious: Canon 6D mk II, Sigma 50mm f/1.4 ART, Canon 35mm f/2.0 IS (only for articulation footage), Shure sm7b into a Cloudlifter into a Focusrite Scarlett Solo. Edited using Adobe Bridge/Photoshop/Premiere/Audition and Audacity. Also, I use Hoya polarizers, have 3 LED's surrounding the kit and a mini LED for mounting on my camera. Yep, quite the set-up for gunpla robot toy reviews haha. Everything works great. If you're looking to get into videos, I recommend any of the above.
- The script took the longest here. I just couldn't nail it down. Eventually I just gave up, and recorded what I had. This is why it's such a long, redundant review. It needed a few more passes to whittle it down. I even forgot to throw in references/comparisons to other kits...
- The footage was recorded similarly to the Hi-Nu (Redo Review), as that also had large gaps in production. Basically, I scored all the footage I needed, or thought I'd need. Edited it, then when back to fill in the gaps after the fact.
- The stills look fine to me. I did notice that the mirrors don't look as good as they do in real life, due to the polarizer I use with my lens. It cuts out the reflection from the gold. I probably should've removed the polarizer for those shots.
- There was a ton of footage for this review. I didn't know how much I'd need, so I just got everything. Pretty sure the folder for this review is 30+ gigs.
- I ended up going a little weird with the transformation walkthrough. I don't normally do that, but here I decided 'why not?' Some weird angles, but it was interesting to shoot.
- The audio is pretty straightforward. It does sound a little bad imo, but nothing too crazy. May just need a different EQ or something. It's a tad loud though.
- Everything came together in the editing, and I took 3 months of various stop-and-go sessions of work and took inventory of what I had.
- Editing was stressful. I had videos due for work that I was working on at the same times as this. I feel like I'm missing something in this video, but I can't quite figure it out. Very annoying... It'll come to me in a month when it's too late for me to re-upload this lol
- The title card turned out pretty alright, in my opinion. I could've used some cleaning up for the gold glow, but it's good enough. Up to my current standards, anyway.
- I'm thinking for the next video, I won't announce it until it's already 75% done lol.