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My First Asmr Video Of Sailor 21K Gold Extra Fine Nib

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This is my first ASMR video for fountain pen. The first pen I chose is Sailor Pro Gear Ivory 21K Gold Extra Fine nib. I know that Japanese Extra Fine nib is not a favorite nibs for western writers, but I finally chose it as a first nib in ASMR series as I think the sound Extra Fine made on the paper might be louder than the others :huh:

I used my iPhone 6s with Apple earphone to record this video. Therefore, there might be a quality problem of sound recording here, please forgive me. I also recognized the sound when I moved my hand is little bit louder than the sound the nib moving on paper, and it might anyone you :unsure: . So, please also forgive me for that annoying :notworthy1:

 

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Are you pressing hard? I don't see any unnecessary pressure based on the video, but I was expecting an extra fine to write MUCH finer than that. This particular version seem very wet. Perhaps a comparison between the EF, F and the FM?

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Are you pressing hard? I don't see any unnecessary pressure based on the video, but I was expecting an extra fine to write MUCH finer than that. This particular version seem very wet. Perhaps a comparison between the EF, F and the FM?

 

Thank you very much. I think it is because I record this video right after I filled the ink up. I dipped the nib into ink bottle to suck the ink into converter, although I clean the left over ink on the nib by tissue, as you can see, the nib still have the ink on the surface. I think it is a reason why the EF nib in this video is much broader than normal EF.

Thank you for pointing out that issue. I noted it down for making better video next time.

Is there anything else I should improve?

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This time, please enjoy our short ASMR video of Sailor 21K Gold Bi-color Medium nib on Apica Notebook.

"If I had a flower every time I thought of you, I could walk in my garden forever"

- Alfred Lord Tennyson


Pen: Sailor Pro Gear Classic Inca Rose - Ruby Pink 21K Gold Medium nib Fountain Pen


Paper: Apica Notebook


Ink: Pilot Iroshizuku Kosumosu



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