The effort and imagination you put into your content is, to me, unrivalled. I've only been using digital cameras for 5 minutes (on and off for about 3 years) and I'm really enjoying what you put out.
@cwiley386 So after using one and knowing the build quality/image quality, how much would you pay for one? 2k for a mint r-d1x seems tempting, but idk if im being silly spending that much on a 6 megapixel fossil. Talk some sense into me man.
Crazy how ahead of its time this camera was and how well it aged. The images in this video are, as always, amazing, extremely inspiring, regardless of what camera or lens you talk about. Just makes me wanna go out and shoot. Thanks for taking the time to make these
Crazy how they are about $4,000 USD with the lens and most mint copies are actually the R D1x and sell for $2500 USD body only. If all you care about is the look or image quality, then the Nikon D100 is only $40-100 USD used, lol. Same sensor! Not the same experience of course, but that is an unreal difference in prices for essentially the same sensor, and very similar image quality. I guess I never liked the D100, I had one, but I sold it almost as fast as I bought it. It was a backup to my D1H and D1x. Maybe it was just such a cheap and plastic feeling body? I dunno, but I certainly wont be buying another D100 in 2023. I can't understand why anyone would pay $4,000 for this 6mp camera.
@@patricksmith2553 well I certainly don't think anyone should buy this unless they are wealthy enough to excuse it or are absolutely sure they want it. What it comes down to with this camera is the shooting experience, the sensor and the electronics inside is not what you get this camera for.
@@joenicklo I would never blame the manufacturers. They showcase their "advancements", and we are the ones guilty of thinking we need new stuff. We and the creators who push the bs.
@@dimitrijekrstic7567 especially the creator these days. Processed/edited demo pictures, ridiculously overpriced cameras… it’s all for the view count and content, more than reality itself.
I own an R-D1 and I could never expect the results to look as good as they look in this video. Your image editing skills are just amazing, they can make any camera look awesome in its own way. I love the dystopian and liminal space feel that your images give. Keep up the amazing work.
Your comment is a really good statement about that camera because he is actually masking it's performance. I used to photography for over 12 years and the main aspect of this hobby later financial income was the actual performance of a camera, or a lens also the colors of a different film. But by now masking everything with a lot of post production... I think this is actually fooling someone and convincing that you will get what you see.
I absolutely love the dramatic effect, opening shots and general vibe. This channel needs millions of subscribers so we can all fully appreciate the beautiful resonance.
It surprised me how wide the difference between this Epson RD-1 video and the other video you made about it 4 years ago. Not that the old video is bad by any means matter of fact it is really good. But the current style and the unique perspective of yours in the new videos, It's ... extraordinary.
No matter how many videos I watch, every time a GX video is uploaded I don't hesitate to watch it immediately. It's just unparalleled workmanship and effort in these, please never change!
Your videos capture everything great about photography in such a cinematic and moving way. Amazing photos and such a cool camera that I've never heard about until today. Keep on keeping on.
Man, this is a camera I would love to own. Imagine if Epson just took their time to see the love there is for this camera on social media, and made a new version of it. It would sell out everywhere instantly. I shoot the Leica M9 for the same reasons. It’s not totally the same, but it gets me close.
he said something similar in his Sony rx1 video. We can only hope that the camera makers recognize that and make new cameras like these. Because no normal person can afford a xpan or a rd1 and even if the prices were low, theyre just too rare and repairing them is extremely hard
I would love for Fuji to make a version of this. Completely monitor-less, filmsim on a dial, manual focus, lever wind shutter. Because as much as I'd love an R-D1, several thousand for a 15yr old digital you likely can't repair is a big ask.
Dude how are you THIS good at making videos so desirable to watch. Man I love your work. You could make a video about a vacuum cleaner and I’d enjoy it. Ha ha
I watch your content like it's my favorite movie coming out. I make sure my quality settings are as high as possible. I wear my earphones to drown out external noise. It's amazing the gems you find!
I see a few popular TH-camrs trying to follow your concept in showcasing reviews. They haven’t said anything about you but it was clear as day where they got the inspiration from. Man, you really changed the game.
Your videos are too good! I can't just watch them when the pop up in my feed. I have to find a quiet time to sit down with no distractions, and it is totally worth it. Every video is such a crafted experience! I appreciate how much work you put into your videos! Thank you!
im growing with each of your videos, i found a big inspirations in them. thanks, i hope i will be still watching your videos in 1, 5, 10, 20 years to improve even more!
Wow. I just found your channel and I'm blown away. Your videos are just so so beautiful in the way they are shot, colour graded, cut... the music... your props. Really stunning! I'm a photographer who largely shoots on film and there has never been a digital camera I have instantly lusted over like this one. The tactility and fun of shooting is so important. This camera is going on my "what to buy next week when I win the lottery" list for sure ;)
These were shot in detroit. I really love the GM Pavillion and has led to me getting many images using it as some sort of element in my photos when in its presence. What a wonderful video. I just wish companies would make things like this more now. We're clearly showing there's an enormous untapped market to return to analog. vinyl outsold CDs for the first time since CDs came out back in 2017. We love imperfection and finding the perfection within it. the raw connection to the device is absolutely unrivalled. You have likely kindled and rekindled many hundreds of people to try this stuff out. I hope many thousands follow. Your work is literal art every time.
jeeeezzz...another masterpiece that's 1) informative 2) inspirational 3) making me want things i didn't even know existed. and the music...god the music itself! i will happily support you indefinitely;) you rock! peace! p.s. love the new mask and iceland footage \m/
Completely blown away by the production quality of your videos. You are an inspiration to me! The music as well, I need to know, what music is this? I NEED MORE OF IT!
The king returns! Saw you talking about this on a livestream and was intrigued. They need to run this camera back because I feel like alot of people today are looking for EXACTLY this camera. Really cool stuff and as always your presentation is perfect.
another awe-inspiring video, with really amazing shots and color grading. I've bought your preset pack. But whilst the videos that you produce are amazing, and always about amazing pieces of gear. your shots in every video retain that same ability to bring out interesting angles,light, shapes and form no matter what gear your using. Actually watching multiple videos on your channel over the last few months has the opposite effect of promoting any piece of gear for me Ace.... actually its great proof that the shot is in the eye and creativity of the photographer. Great skills and great eye man. Love it
Fuji should add the mechanical shutter reset lever of this camera (film wind style) as a feature of the next XPro, keeping the back flip down screen , of course. It would be amazing.
Literally the only channel I wish I can do content like. Nothing else comes comes remotely close to your style. Amazing! I wanna find this cameras now and get it, lol.
I worked in a camera shop back in 2004. The boss bought one of these as a demo model for professional photographers. It was amazing. Ive always wanted one. But literally forgot the name and brand of this incredible camera. The LCD at the time was absolutely out of this world. Epson where making some incredible screens for products back then. Love this camera. I had assumed it was a fuji and it evolved into the X series. Having forgotten it was Epson. Thank you for bringing this back into my life ❤
Bought one yesterday after watching this video. Thanks for the inspiration, I have the feeling this is gonna be my all time favourite camera. The image quality is just amazing and it’s so much fun to use.
My man. You have the best camera/ lens stories in TH-cam. Don’t understand how you are not at 5M subs already. Been a subscriber since the early days. Keep this coming. !
nobody does what you do, so innovative in your vision! wow -- and I learn about unique cameras, thanks, I've spent some $$ on Ebay because of you!!! :)
Ah yes, was thinking this week, it's been a while since I had last seen a masterpiece from GX. Phenomenal as always! Making me more curious about the epic camera tools we never heard of, and presenting it all in the most cinematic way possible. And those photos, worthy of large prints!
I think what most still photographers don’t understand is that the survival of film has nothing to do with stills. Besides the fact that BW photography film will probably always be around as an artistic tool the life of color film, at least Kodak color film is entirely dependent on movies. For Kodak photography film is a side thing, it’s a fraction of their film sales and their production. They couldn’t keep their production going with photography film alone because even now, after it’s been scaled down to a minimum, and sales have quadrupled, it would be impossible for them to make it at that scale. Kodak makes basically all their money from film manufacturing with motion picture film. Even a small indy film that doesn’t do many takes and shoots on 16mm goes through more film than the most insane professional film photographer. Just in 2020 in the midst of the pandemic the big Hollywood studios singed another contact with Kodak to shoot and release a minimum of movies on film. Big Hollywood movies, indy films, TV shows, international movies, art projects, and commercials are still shot on film every day. And while it’s no where near where it was when film was the only option, it is still enough for Kodak to make a profit on film now. Something they haven’t done for a decade. With Nolan, PTA, and Tarantino burning through massive amounts of film every three year with them still watching film dailies the question whether color film will survive does not lie with still photographers but with movie directors. Because they are the ones who can really push for the use of film on a large enough scale. And so far things have been extremely stable the last three years.
kodak movie film and kodak photography film arent the same company. last i heard the photography company is looking for a buyer as the chinese are trying to dump them.
@@MeowjinBoo They aren’t sold by the same company. Kodak Alaris sells the photography stocks, but Eastman Kodak in Rochester New York manufacturers all motion picture and still photography stocks with the Kodak name. They also distribute the motion picture films themselves.
Why do I keep watching videos about camera gear I have absolutely no interest in ever knowing anything about. Yet, here i am again. You're a legend, dude!
GxAce dropping gems with a consistency that I had hoped he would, when he dropped the X-Pro3 review back a few years ago (which introduced me to his work). What a humble guy, despite how insanely talented and innovative he is in his content production. And, your photos seriously look like they were taken with a film camera. So, you did Epson justice! Keep it up, Ace!
@@nerucheung I was gonna say, you gotta put Danny on there. Gawx Art is another one, maybe not what you'd think of traditionally as filmmaking, but that kid is super talented all across the board. His edits are wild.
This is an absolute masterpiece and such a pleasure to watch. That first scene "I was there, the day film died" gave me chills. Absolutely sublime film making.
insane video- so well done. I own two D-100s simply for the sensor because its honestly so good. love that you featured the RD-1 and glad you own one. cant find them anywhere!
I love everything you do from the bottom of my heart! Your videos are transcending my mind and filling my heart with so much joy of being creative and wanting to create myself. Thank you!
I just recently picked up an R-D1! There's also the S (basically the same but with a firmware upgrade) and the X which can support up to 32gb cards I think. This is one of my favorite cameras and I brought it to Thailand instead of my RX1RII and had no regrets. Was harder to get a good photo, but the photos that came out well were spectacular right out of the camera. The 1.5 crop factor did force me to go with a 21mm lens just to get closer to a 35mm looking frame, and there's a slight slight vignetting but all just minor inconveniences.
This is amazing but what people don’t understand is that every camera that’s out there is a good camera, it’s not the camera that makes pictures and videos look good it’s the person behind the camera that edits them ❤️
Last night I checked to see if a new video had been posted and how long it had been since the previous one. These certainly take time to produce, especially among many demands on his time. And then this evening - a new video! I have an R-D1s and it is quite wonderful in its own way.
Wow these photos are incredible - this seems to have colours unlike any other digital camera. What you said at the end about a camera that is more fun to use Vs a camera that is technically superior is so true - that's why I've gone back to the old Ricoh gr II over the GR IIIx. You should review a Ricoh camera btw, I think you could get some amazing results with customising their image presets, especially the older GR/GR II.
Yes, the colors are beautiful! This camera, like the Leica M8 and M9 families and some early Nikon digitals (and possibly others of that era), use CCD sensors which provide a rich color rendering which differs from the later CMOS sensors.
Cant wait for you to do an xt5 review. Your xt3 review is still one if my fav vids i constantly go back to. The cinematography and music choice is perfect.
This is straight up incredible! For the film-like point & shoot experience I want to throw the Contax TVS Digital into the ring. I love using this with the viewfinder only. It looks and feels like a film point & shoot and the results are quite pleasing.
I am always surprised by the quality of your production. It really amazes me to no end. I hope some rich people people are eventually lucky enough to both find and fund your art and vision.
First-time channel viewer and obviously instant sub 👏👏👏 - Images, cinematography and narrative all SO ace. Beautiful editing - but how did the images look sooc? Love your work thank you for sharing
The R-D1 is my grail camera. Something is captivating about the analog dial at the top. Maybe since it ties into another hobby of mine with watches. If there was ever a camera due for a retro revival, its this. Now if fuji could just get the rights. Although I'm sure they'd cram and x-trans inside instead of a CCD. Hmmm
You see a GXAce film pop up, you drop everything and watch :)
I agree
Amen
This is just purely accurate.
Agree
No 🧢
you've created the greatest niche sci-fi/photography
The effort and imagination you put into your content is, to me, unrivalled. I've only been using digital cameras for 5 minutes (on and off for about 3 years) and I'm really enjoying what you put out.
They cost about 3k now, in 10 years people will either not care and they'll half in price or they'll care even more and it'll be 6k for a usable one.
Saw one for 1150 not long ago but I already have one
@cwiley386 So after using one and knowing the build quality/image quality, how much would you pay for one? 2k for a mint r-d1x seems tempting, but idk if im being silly spending that much on a 6 megapixel fossil. Talk some sense into me man.
@@trels203 You can get them mint for less than that. I found one for 1300 on a reputable cam store site a couple days ago.
They make excellent paperweights.
Film will never die
Thanks for keeping this beautiful culture alive!
Crazy how ahead of its time this camera was and how well it aged.
The images in this video are, as always, amazing, extremely inspiring, regardless of what camera or lens you talk about. Just makes me wanna go out and shoot.
Thanks for taking the time to make these
It's almost as if we don't have to upgrade our cameras every year like manufacturers are trying to lead us to believe.
Crazy how they are about $4,000 USD with the lens and most mint copies are actually the R D1x and sell for $2500 USD body only. If all you care about is the look or image quality, then the Nikon D100 is only $40-100 USD used, lol. Same sensor! Not the same experience of course, but that is an unreal difference in prices for essentially the same sensor, and very similar image quality. I guess I never liked the D100, I had one, but I sold it almost as fast as I bought it. It was a backup to my D1H and D1x. Maybe it was just such a cheap and plastic feeling body? I dunno, but I certainly wont be buying another D100 in 2023. I can't understand why anyone would pay $4,000 for this 6mp camera.
@@patricksmith2553 well I certainly don't think anyone should buy this unless they are wealthy enough to excuse it or are absolutely sure they want it.
What it comes down to with this camera is the shooting experience, the sensor and the electronics inside is not what you get this camera for.
@@joenicklo I would never blame the manufacturers. They showcase their "advancements", and we are the ones guilty of thinking we need new stuff. We and the creators who push the bs.
@@dimitrijekrstic7567 especially the creator these days. Processed/edited demo pictures, ridiculously overpriced cameras… it’s all for the view count and content, more than reality itself.
I own an R-D1 and I could never expect the results to look as good as they look in this video. Your image editing skills are just amazing, they can make any camera look awesome in its own way. I love the dystopian and liminal space feel that your images give. Keep up the amazing work.
sell me :)
Eh, get any fuji digital mirrorless camera and you get a menu of liminal filters built in
Your comment is a really good statement about that camera because he is actually masking it's performance. I used to photography for over 12 years and the main aspect of this hobby later financial income was the actual performance of a camera, or a lens also the colors of a different film. But by now masking everything with a lot of post production... I think this is actually fooling someone and convincing that you will get what you see.
Composition and light are the keys.
I absolutely love the dramatic effect, opening shots and general vibe. This channel needs millions of subscribers so we can all fully appreciate the beautiful resonance.
It surprised me how wide the difference between this Epson RD-1 video and the other video you made about it 4 years ago.
Not that the old video is bad by any means matter of fact it is really good.
But the current style and the unique perspective of yours in the new videos, It's ... extraordinary.
No matter how many videos I watch, every time a GX video is uploaded I don't hesitate to watch it immediately.
It's just unparalleled workmanship and effort in these, please never change!
Your videos capture everything great about photography in such a cinematic and moving way. Amazing photos and such a cool camera that I've never heard about until today. Keep on keeping on.
Man, this is a camera I would love to own. Imagine if Epson just took their time to see the love there is for this camera on social media, and made a new version of it. It would sell out everywhere instantly. I shoot the Leica M9 for the same reasons. It’s not totally the same, but it gets me close.
he said something similar in his Sony rx1 video. We can only hope that the camera makers recognize that and make new cameras like these. Because no normal person can afford a xpan or a rd1 and even if the prices were low, theyre just too rare and repairing them is extremely hard
Epson is releasing 30 rd-1s that they found when cleaning out a warehouse in a lottery. Maybe they’re catching on.
I would love for Fuji to make a version of this. Completely monitor-less, filmsim on a dial, manual focus, lever wind shutter.
Because as much as I'd love an R-D1, several thousand for a 15yr old digital you likely can't repair is a big ask.
@@jackson9415 Fujifilm x-pro
@@Elazarko x-pro is not like this
Dude how are you THIS good at making videos so desirable to watch. Man I love your work. You could make a video about a vacuum cleaner and I’d enjoy it. Ha ha
I watch your content like it's my favorite movie coming out. I make sure my quality settings are as high as possible. I wear my earphones to drown out external noise. It's amazing the gems you find!
I see a few popular TH-camrs trying to follow your concept in showcasing reviews. They haven’t said anything about you but it was clear as day where they got the inspiration from. Man, you really changed the game.
Amazing, how you don’t have minimum 4 mil subs is a crime. Gonna buy your presets 🤙
Your videos are too good! I can't just watch them when the pop up in my feed. I have to find a quiet time to sit down with no distractions, and it is totally worth it. Every video is such a crafted experience! I appreciate how much work you put into your videos! Thank you!
im growing with each of your videos, i found a big inspirations in them. thanks, i hope i will be still watching your videos in 1, 5, 10, 20 years to improve even more!
I thing Gx would would be proud of your comment!
Wow. I just found your channel and I'm blown away. Your videos are just so so beautiful in the way they are shot, colour graded, cut... the music... your props. Really stunning!
I'm a photographer who largely shoots on film and there has never been a digital camera I have instantly lusted over like this one. The tactility and fun of shooting is so important. This camera is going on my "what to buy next week when I win the lottery" list for sure ;)
These were shot in detroit. I really love the GM Pavillion and has led to me getting many images using it as some sort of element in my photos when in its presence. What a wonderful video. I just wish companies would make things like this more now. We're clearly showing there's an enormous untapped market to return to analog. vinyl outsold CDs for the first time since CDs came out back in 2017. We love imperfection and finding the perfection within it. the raw connection to the device is absolutely unrivalled.
You have likely kindled and rekindled many hundreds of people to try this stuff out. I hope many thousands follow. Your work is literal art every time.
jeeeezzz...another masterpiece that's 1) informative 2) inspirational 3) making me want things i didn't even know existed. and the music...god the music itself! i will happily support you indefinitely;) you rock! peace! p.s. love the new mask and iceland footage \m/
Completely blown away by the production quality of your videos. You are an inspiration to me! The music as well, I need to know, what music is this? I NEED MORE OF IT!
Magnificent work as always my friend 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
The king returns!
Saw you talking about this on a livestream and was intrigued. They need to run this camera back because I feel like alot of people today are looking for EXACTLY this camera. Really cool stuff and as always your presentation is perfect.
This is probably the greatest intro to a TH-cam video I’ve ever seen. This whole video is a masterpiece.
Agreed, man
another awe-inspiring video, with really amazing shots and color grading. I've bought your preset pack. But whilst the videos that you produce are amazing, and always about amazing pieces of gear. your shots in every video retain that same ability to bring out interesting angles,light, shapes and form no matter what gear your using. Actually watching multiple videos on your channel over the last few months has the opposite effect of promoting any piece of gear for me Ace.... actually its great proof that the shot is in the eye and creativity of the photographer. Great skills and great eye man. Love it
Fuji should add the mechanical shutter reset lever of this camera (film wind style) as a feature of the next XPro, keeping the back flip down screen , of course. It would be amazing.
Man, I dont know how u can produce this. Its sooo awesome. Thank u for making content!
I want to see the epic motion picture with that first 30 seconds intro!
Not without studio interferences.
Literally the only channel I wish I can do content like. Nothing else comes comes remotely close to your style. Amazing! I wanna find this cameras now and get it, lol.
Your production is insane man, you are the top 1 of my references. Thanks for inspiration.
I worked in a camera shop back in 2004. The boss bought one of these as a demo model for professional photographers. It was amazing. Ive always wanted one. But literally forgot the name and brand of this incredible camera. The LCD at the time was absolutely out of this world. Epson where making some incredible screens for products back then. Love this camera. I had assumed it was a fuji and it evolved into the X series. Having forgotten it was Epson. Thank you for bringing this back into my life ❤
Bought one yesterday after watching this video. Thanks for the inspiration, I have the feeling this is gonna be my all time favourite camera. The image quality is just amazing and it’s so much fun to use.
the effort and talent put into your videos is unreal. this is beautiful.
Never heard of this channel until today. Was not expecting an actual film like this. Badass
My man. You have the best camera/ lens stories in TH-cam. Don’t understand how you are not at 5M subs already. Been a subscriber since the early days. Keep this coming. !
i have the RD1xG the last version of RD1, such awesome camera. RD1xG, M9P, MM CCD and ME CCD aged so well.
It's not everyday I get chills from a camera review.
nobody does what you do, so innovative in your vision! wow -- and I learn about unique cameras, thanks, I've spent some $$ on Ebay because of you!!! :)
I always enjoy the production quality of your videos. They are so visually appealing and interesting.
Aaaaaaaa, your freaking genius! This style, these shots, movement, color - I’m so envious, I want to be as talented as you. WOW
Ah yes, was thinking this week, it's been a while since I had last seen a masterpiece from GX.
Phenomenal as always! Making me more curious about the epic camera tools we never heard of, and presenting it all in the most cinematic way possible.
And those photos, worthy of large prints!
All these Detroit shots go hard! As a Metro Detroit I'm so stoked. Love your style, these videos are always so enjoyable.
I think what most still photographers don’t understand is that the survival of film has nothing to do with stills. Besides the fact that BW photography film will probably always be around as an artistic tool the life of color film, at least Kodak color film is entirely dependent on movies. For Kodak photography film is a side thing, it’s a fraction of their film sales and their production. They couldn’t keep their production going with photography film alone because even now, after it’s been scaled down to a minimum, and sales have quadrupled, it would be impossible for them to make it at that scale. Kodak makes basically all their money from film manufacturing with motion picture film. Even a small indy film that doesn’t do many takes and shoots on 16mm goes through more film than the most insane professional film photographer. Just in 2020 in the midst of the pandemic the big Hollywood studios singed another contact with Kodak to shoot and release a minimum of movies on film. Big Hollywood movies, indy films, TV shows, international movies, art projects, and commercials are still shot on film every day. And while it’s no where near where it was when film was the only option, it is still enough for Kodak to make a profit on film now. Something they haven’t done for a decade. With Nolan, PTA, and Tarantino burning through massive amounts of film every three year with them still watching film dailies the question whether color film will survive does not lie with still photographers but with movie directors. Because they are the ones who can really push for the use of film on a large enough scale. And so far things have been extremely stable the last three years.
kodak movie film and kodak photography film arent the same company. last i heard the photography company is looking for a buyer as the chinese are trying to dump them.
@@MeowjinBoo They aren’t sold by the same company. Kodak Alaris sells the photography stocks, but Eastman Kodak in Rochester New York manufacturers all motion picture and still photography stocks with the Kodak name. They also distribute the motion picture films themselves.
Why do I keep watching videos about camera gear I have absolutely no interest in ever knowing anything about. Yet, here i am again. You're a legend, dude!
GxAce dropping gems with a consistency that I had hoped he would, when he dropped the X-Pro3 review back a few years ago (which introduced me to his work). What a humble guy, despite how insanely talented and innovative he is in his content production. And, your photos seriously look like they were taken with a film camera. So, you did Epson justice!
Keep it up, Ace!
Good day gx ace. Please do consider selling your videos luts as well. The opening scene was insane
I love that my brain forgot everything on it when i saw a new vid from you, it takes alot of skill to be this good
2nd video I've watched from this guy, you don't even have to care about cameras, great production, you sir are an artist
I am weeping over here, the cinematography, the form, the camera itself. It's gorgeous
Man, it's amazing how you turned review into peace of art! Huge respect. Sound design is also top!
Gx has to be the only filmmaker in the youtube space who's work is actually insanely good!!
Danny Gevirtz is an other one I can think off
How about James Lee. His videos also has insanely high production quality and a very unique style
@@nerucheung I was gonna say, you gotta put Danny on there. Gawx Art is another one, maybe not what you'd think of traditionally as filmmaking, but that kid is super talented all across the board. His edits are wild.
Nah. He’s way up there (my fave) but you’re underestimating how much talent is out there.
@@seancarruthers237and serr
This is an absolute masterpiece and such a pleasure to watch. That first scene "I was there, the day film died" gave me chills. Absolutely sublime film making.
damn chills on the intro sequence
The increase in quality from your original video is insane. Keep it up
i saw the gauges and now i need one of these in my life, I also ADORE your videos so much
Okay, this camera looks insane. So many from this era look garbage. Too bad the used prices are NUTS on this thing
the production value of your videos is insane man keep it up!
Been waiting for a new GXAce video to the point that I was binge watching his videos all day🎉
insane video- so well done. I own two D-100s simply for the sensor because its honestly so good. love that you featured the RD-1 and glad you own one. cant find them anywhere!
Your work always goes above and beyond. Your my inspiration when it comes to making content on youtube
Another masterpiece! Thank you GX for this are videos and to show us unknown cameras like this
You always motivate me to just go a and shoot! Your videos are my favorite on TH-cam!
Man, I'm STOKED you focused a whole episode to this beauty! I truly wish analogue dials were more common :( Another 11/10 video brother!
I love everything you do from the bottom of my heart! Your videos are transcending my mind and filling my heart with so much joy of being creative and wanting to create myself. Thank you!
Masterful cinematics and photography, happy to be your patron, Gx!
When I subscribed to your channel, you had about 20K subscribers. Now you're nearing 200K. That makes me really happy. Cheers! //Rick
I just recently picked up an R-D1! There's also the S (basically the same but with a firmware upgrade) and the X which can support up to 32gb cards I think. This is one of my favorite cameras and I brought it to Thailand instead of my RX1RII and had no regrets. Was harder to get a good photo, but the photos that came out well were spectacular right out of the camera. The 1.5 crop factor did force me to go with a 21mm lens just to get closer to a 35mm looking frame, and there's a slight slight vignetting but all just minor inconveniences.
Daaaamn dude. How much did it cost?
I feel like I just watch a movie! This was AMAZINGLY shot and edited! 👏
Never been a photographer, and yet every time I see a video from you I get this instinct to buy a camera and start going around.
When your videos drop I immediately go to my living room and cast them on the big screen
Quality is king! Very nice work Gx
damn, the bar has been raised once again for camera content
Amazing effort! Love your work Cas!
Oh wow GxAce did a remake! Really cool to see how your style and skills have evolved
This is amazing but what people don’t understand is that every camera that’s out there is a good camera, it’s not the camera that makes pictures and videos look good it’s the person behind the camera that edits them ❤️
how clichee can a comment be
Last night I checked to see if a new video had been posted and how long it had been since the previous one. These certainly take time to produce, especially among many demands on his time. And then this evening - a new video!
I have an R-D1s and it is quite wonderful in its own way.
Wow! This was so good! not only loving the world in your videos but I love the products you talk about.
Wow these photos are incredible - this seems to have colours unlike any other digital camera. What you said at the end about a camera that is more fun to use Vs a camera that is technically superior is so true - that's why I've gone back to the old Ricoh gr II over the GR IIIx. You should review a Ricoh camera btw, I think you could get some amazing results with customising their image presets, especially the older GR/GR II.
Yes, the colors are beautiful! This camera, like the Leica M8 and M9 families and some early Nikon digitals (and possibly others of that era), use CCD sensors which provide a rich color rendering which differs from the later CMOS sensors.
You need to make a full feature film bro. Your content is off the hook !
Cant wait for you to do an xt5 review. Your xt3 review is still one if my fav vids i constantly go back to. The cinematography and music choice is perfect.
The sound and color design on these videos is so. Damn. Tasty.
This is straight up incredible! For the film-like point & shoot experience I want to throw the Contax TVS Digital into the ring. I love using this with the viewfinder only. It looks and feels like a film point & shoot and the results are quite pleasing.
Great video. Could you please tell me where I can find the music you used? Thank you!
I find so much inspiration in your videos.
I was waiting to come this camera on this channel...
REALLY LOVE IT !!!!!
I am always surprised by the quality of your production. It really amazes me to no end. I hope some rich people people are eventually lucky enough to both find and fund your art and vision.
First-time channel viewer and obviously instant sub 👏👏👏 - Images, cinematography and narrative all SO ace. Beautiful editing - but how did the images look sooc? Love your work thank you for sharing
Your videos always leave me speechless. Thank you.
Cannot tell you how long I’ve been waiting for another GxAce video! Soooo good
Amazing! Simply great Casey!
How this channel hasn't completely blown up yet is one of the biggest mysteries of mankind.
The quality of your videos is insane man! 🔥
You’re production value is over level 9000!!!!! I love your videos I wish you made them all the time
Very imaginatively put together.
When GxAce uploads the day is already 100x better
sound design is off the charts, amazing work-
It never gets any less exciting seeing one of your videos!
I can't believe nobody's making a modern r-d1, fuji seems to be the only ones trying lmao
pixii is making a modern rangefinder with APS-C sensor
The R-D1 is my grail camera. Something is captivating about the analog dial at the top. Maybe since it ties into another hobby of mine with watches. If there was ever a camera due for a retro revival, its this. Now if fuji could just get the rights. Although I'm sure they'd cram and x-trans inside instead of a CCD. Hmmm
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