EduardoPavezGoye

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@shanteck4743 2 күн бұрын

Amazing 🔥🔥

@heartfreckle2913 3 күн бұрын

5:42 amazing

@sentimental7167 7 күн бұрын

Interesting reads, enjoyed your video, thanks for sharing! For me it is not so bad to have a long video covering all together, a bit like a lecture… nice seeing you embarking on a spiritual journey - there is nothing wrong with a bit of psychoactives for a philosopher 🤓. After seeing the beautiful film „Bardo“ on Netflix, it was interesting to find out about the term, which I was wondering about. Now forgive me if I feel to comment a little on some of the topics. Hubert Fichte mentions somewhere about Levy-Strauss that his administrative way of describing has helped reinstalling postcolonialistic views in postwar France and - especially about Tropes tristes - that many of his views come from a very eurocentric standpoint. Now as I have read Nietzsche in my youth to, these books are interesting for me, thanks! It was also very informative in recent years for me to learn that his sister, Elisabeth Förster-Nietzsche, was extremely influential on the way many still perceive Nietzsche today. The book „Der Wille zur Macht“ was never published by Nitzsche himself but assembled from his writings by his sister, who was a very jealous guard over his heritage and an avid fan of Hitler, as her husband had been a antisemite. In letters we know today it becomes clear that Nietzsche resented the views of his sister and when his disease spread he did not want to go into her custody but had no physical ability to get out of this situation. She even stage photos of him embracing her while in this dilusive state (which is interesting to see when you are also interested in photography). I don’t know if the books you are mentioning highlight these aspects but I think they are very worthwhile looking into.

@edpavez 7 күн бұрын

@@sentimental7167 no, the book I read deal with Nietzsche’s philosophy and his evolution as a thinker. But after reading them it’s clear he was a rabid anti-racist. I knew about her sister and all that, but it’s always good to comment that as other people might be unfamiliar and it clears out some Nietzschean myths. :)

@hericperez 9 күн бұрын

This is a real deal cameras comparison video, well done! I have Yashica 12 that in terms of usability is pretty similar to the Rolleiflex, but guess what? I have four Mamiyas C330 camera, my first one since 1988, and three more, I would never change my Mamiya, back in the 90's I shoot the most beautiful wedding portraits with this camera, and after that got a RB67 which I used to shoot weddings portraits and my faithful Olympus OM-1 witch still own and use. The Mamiya C330 is the most versatile 120 film camera even in today's standards. I really enjoyed watching your video today, thank you so much!

@edpavez 9 күн бұрын

thanks for watching! I'm sure your Mamiyas have taken great pictures.

@Haffschlappe 9 күн бұрын

Please try the great German Beier Precisa IIa with rangefinder and superb Meyer Görlitz Trioplan 3.5 75 lens!

@MaffexB 9 күн бұрын

Me gusta mucho volver a estos lugares. Y no sólo me refiero a Valdivia, o a la música, también a este canal.

@kms08711 12 күн бұрын

Your editing was like 99% lol it's funny actually Editing is the king

@laszlobacs 15 күн бұрын

Great stuff. I wish the background music wasn't there. I found it very disturbing.

@cameraprepper7938 15 күн бұрын

A digital full frame Camera with the design of the Contax T, but with an EVF will be great !

@Maartenols 16 күн бұрын

Thanks man, a joy to watch this! Ps. Also some great shots! 02:45, good one, for real! And the shot at 04:00 is just amazing. Great work!

@T-Prime848 17 күн бұрын

With which 24 mm you shot .. A Sigma or Canon ??

@edpavez 17 күн бұрын

@@T-Prime848 Canon.

@tiberiu_nicolae 18 күн бұрын

Put it in a carboard shoebox to be more inconspicuous lol

@dusanlietava8082 19 күн бұрын

Veľká vďaka za recenziu ale zostanem pri Rolleicorde alebo Yashica Mat 124 G......

@marius-z2f 20 күн бұрын

Sehr schöne Fotos ❤

@Haffschlappe 20 күн бұрын

EU and USA just banned classical photography

@edpavez 20 күн бұрын

@@Haffschlappe what do you mean?

@_Sisyphus 27 күн бұрын

The film shooter with the biggest brain.

@alexbernatzky5646 27 күн бұрын

Great recap/review/recommendations/list/whatever. There are definitiely a few I am going to pick up myself. Would it be piossible to get a list of books in the description in the future?

@edpavez 27 күн бұрын

@@alexbernatzky5646 I will do it next time!

@alexbernatzky5646 27 күн бұрын

@@edpavez Thank you, much appreciated :)

@melissalai8173 29 күн бұрын

5:13 pinochetistas, which are just fascists LOL real

@JS-reprezent 29 күн бұрын

Do people really give a crap?

@oldtimemachine 28 күн бұрын

wtf is this comment, if YOU don't care don't watch.

@claomd 29 күн бұрын

Amo estos videos pero sí buenísimo que quieras hacer varios videos sobre libros en el transcurso del año, yo no tengo tema con que sean largos pero sí me imagino que deben de ser pesados de hacer. Espero con harrrta ansia ese video del Marxismo!

@johnvelasquez3951 29 күн бұрын

Leer a Land es similar a leer a Hegel, hay que ir por introducciones y luego vas directo al punto.

@StephanPluemer 29 күн бұрын

I buy today i buy a EOS 1Dx and i cant wait to have it, like this Video! What Di you use for a Objektiv in the Street Shooting? your Favorit?

@Dreamhousedream 29 күн бұрын

I loved Cioran in my 20s.

@Pipapisca 29 күн бұрын

I will never understand authors who write in chamuyo. I mean, I get it you are a master on it, but when you have to use fancy metaphors and make it complicated for the rest, it just makes it boring to read. Reviews will say oh, I am too dumb to understand and give them 5 stars when in fact the author is just a jerk who can't explain things properly.

@sergioelgueta8711 29 күн бұрын

No cualquiera logra leer el Capital ✊🏼 sin caer en un libro ensayo que explique el Capital

@fellowcitizen 29 күн бұрын

🌃Happy New Year, Ed!🌠

@svhm6016 29 күн бұрын

First here!! I hope to find good books to read this winter 🙌🏻

@matereo Ай бұрын

people using really good android hpone cameras where theres a macro lens dont get funky colors,, Same w my sisters Huawei P30

@seiwonko1162 Ай бұрын

Can I recommend the vegetarian by Han kang? It was one of my favorite fiction books I read last year! Glad to see one of my favorite film photographer again!

@_o__o_ Ай бұрын

in 2024 i read the back of a cornflakes box

@edpavez Ай бұрын

@@_o__o_ it’s a step up from shampoo instructions! Let’s goo

@spirou55 Ай бұрын

I'm happy you're back! I can't read Hemingway, because he often wrote brutal scenes with animals. It really triggers me... But you inspired me to read more, i used to read many books each year and now with social media i have almost stoped reading. It's a shame! Also, love your hair!

@edpavez Ай бұрын

@@spirou55ooh, I can relate to what you mean, even if I experience it differently. I’m vegan and very sensitive to animal cruelty, and there were moments in Hemingway that were hard to stomach, but those scenes only give me disgust and sadness, so my situation is very manageable. I’m glad you’re going back to reading. Let me know if you find something worth sharing!

@gcardinal Ай бұрын

Also remember that any Russian book translated to english, is "dumb down version". Reading it in Russian, even as native speaker, now thats like reading a whole new book.

@edpavez Ай бұрын

@@gcardinal this makes me very curious. I understand that all originals are different than their translations. I wonder: what is specific to his use of Russian that cannot be translanted? Is it that Dostoievsky makes his characters speak in the Russian dialects of the region where the book happens, and that adds another layer of meaning? Or is it that he uses accents of class to distinguish characters without needing to name who the speaker is? Maybe it’s both plus a combination of something else? What do you feel makes it feel like a whole new book?

@gcardinal Ай бұрын

@@edpavez This is largely due to the flexible word order and the nuanced use of verb forms and aspects in Russian, which can convey subtle shifts in emotion and emphasis, particularly effective in literature. It’s akin to comparing 16 shades of gray to 256; while the core message is transmitted, the finer details, which provide depth and texture, are often lost in translation. When I read classical Russian literature in translation-English or Norwegian-it's about 2x times easier and faster to read than if I read it in Russian. I need to take breaks more often and it's just more challenging mentally.

@debalways Ай бұрын

Watched the entire video, and loved hearing your reviews. Excited for part 2!

@pedrova8058 Ай бұрын

1:48 "In the years since “The Yellow Wall-Paper” was rediscovered by critics in the 1970s, the story has drawn in readers who have offered up their theories about its possible meaning. “The Yellow Wall-Paper” is a protest against the patriarchy, against the suffocating domesticity of motherhood and marriage. “The Yellow Wall-Paper” serves as a critique of yellow journalism. “The Yellow Wall-Paper” reads as an indictment of industrial capitalism. (Author Jennifer Lunden has noted that wallpaper of the era frequently contained arsenic capable of forming a toxic gas that could sicken oblivious women while they decorated their homes "

@tarroucastel3505 Ай бұрын

Perkins-Gilman’s negative use of the color yellow has in recent years also been read by literary scholars as a metaphorical echoing of “yellow peril”. Perkins-Gilman is well known to have been a racist and a nativist, so these racist sentiments woven into the story and the color symbolism-all the negative things associated with the color yellow: disease, filth, mental turmoil etc. make sense. They are 1:1 with narratives of “yellow peril”.

@coti884 Ай бұрын

siii muchas gracias Edo ♥️ pensé que no harías del 2024

@cebolletita Ай бұрын

Encantadérrima de tener este año doble ración de tu versión "booktuber" 🎉

@Simte Ай бұрын

Gracias por compartir Eduardo. 🐾

@edpavez Ай бұрын

Gracias por tu atención! :D

@j.c.103 Ай бұрын

of course, i like the drums of Rodrigo. And i want to ask : which lens did you use on the X500 ?

@intuitivefilmanalysis Ай бұрын

Fuck now I want a pan cam

@GaryClements Ай бұрын

Great Vid!

@dan13755 Ай бұрын

What size is that?

@MrBritrider Ай бұрын

I'm a new X-700 shooter. I liked your pictures. They appeared very sharp and rich in color. Some were dark like you said but still nice images. I’m two pics from completing my first roll. I’m sure that I’ll learn a lot from my first attempt.

@TheAjbarron Ай бұрын

Thanks for this video it really helps clarify the exposure ( - EV)

@andyvan5692 Ай бұрын

fyi for comparison, at 6:34 that distance is what I would have, if on my hasselblad 500c\m I'd have used a 21/55 ext. tube on my 120 F4 CF macro lens; this is normal, its the magnification ratio, applied to subject distance, aka as long as ext. distance doesn't exceed 2x focal length then you won't be inside the lens elements 🙂 eg if I used my Nikon PN-11 tube {55mm long approx.} on my 50mm f1.8 AFD I cant focus, but on my 105mm f2.8D macro, I can, but this subject distance is ~ 1" to 1/2 foot away! a nice 'frame filler' a great closeup lens, but also remember, the more glass (Rollinars) the less light let in, so you have a limit, the shutter speed has to slow down, and as you hit 1/125th you can't hand hold any more (motion blur), so it does have its disadvantages too.

@bobtail1200 Ай бұрын

What darl8ng .like you ro k like a pulicfjdf. Lijdfh, yfbotgk, 5gjgz v😢

@juangamez-fw4wk Ай бұрын

Que tio mas raro.

@cristianvalencia7147 Ай бұрын

Amo tus vídeos de libros. Un abrazo.

@leeo.alexander2324 Ай бұрын

According to my wife, I have "Gas" and it is not from food. She keeps asking me how many cameras I need and my response is that it has nothing to do with need, it's all about what I want and what I can afford according to my budget. I have the following digital Canon EOS series, and they all work; 1D (classic), 1DMKIIn, 1DMKIV, 1Ds, 1DsMKII, and 1DsMKIII. I also acquired the 5D and 5DMKII. All of the 1D series are heaving well-built cameras, but I don't complain about the weight, because I love to shoot with them. Keep up shooting with the "old ones." I don't see you being disappointed.

@HorribleHomeVideo Ай бұрын

awesome merch closed (the story behind it is crazy) anyway i will try ripe

@markandrewhoran Ай бұрын

This is a great camera but that Sigma lens is terrible.

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