Leica M3 + ilford HP5+

[@FranMeneses]

BEST SHOOT FILM EVER

[@MrsNanu86]

iba a comentar esto mismo. de todos éste fue mi preferido! impecable! sos un grosoooo! besos de Argentina!

[@ToastediPod]

Absolute favourite bit at 3:33 - seeing him interacting with an unknown person, and then finally getting to see what the picture was of.

[@ThiagoLopesPereira]

Shine in my eyes when I see a new video from you.... Nice camera, amazing film, great photos and UNSTOPABLE charisma... Well done bro!

[@edpavez]

+Thiagones thanks, man. you made my day with this comment. haha

[@LampeProductions_nl]

Your photos are one of the best street photos I have seen in a video. Especially on just one roll of film, great work!

[@mamiyapress]

I love your confidence when taking photographs of people you can not possibly know.

[@dhioshahbana]

hands down, one of the best one roll of film videos I've ever seen. I can't wait for you next video man!

[@Sailingbill1]

Its like listening to Miles Davis on vinyl on a Rega P6 MC through high quality speakers. You have NO idea what its like until you experience it. For those of you who didnt grow up on film, strap in and enjoy the life journey....... So cool!!! Great video.

[@bwc1976]

So weird seeing this right after seeing the Hasselblad videos, and seeing what a faster pace you're capable of with the Leica. You clearly have a lot of experience and confidence with this camera, and it's great to see in action.

[@AdhitiaSofyan]

Just want to ask did you pushed the film or not? thank you :)

[@matt904sl]

I love the simplicity of this... one lens..... one camera..... one roll of film..... beautiful.well done eduardo 👍👍👍👍

[@HeroicDoseOfFilm]

Eduardo, I just found your channel and I love the videos you make. Very entertaining stuff! I’m playing catch-up right now and enjoying the binge. Thanks for the channel. All the best.

[@dfg1999]

This camera+film combination is purely a perfection

[@Necropolis00]

Estos videos que haces me relajan bastante, la música que incorporas le da un ambiente genial. El grano de ese film es a toda raja. ¡Saludos!

[@rx6745]

Wow, this guy is a real artist! Spammed by all those so-called review videos, yours is one of the few true, high quality videos that are actually about art and photography. Thanks so much for sharing :D

[@edpavez]

+JINYUAN LI thank you very much for such a nice comment! :D

[@magicwaffl3z]

I hope every day that another one of these is up on your channel. Thanks for the quality content!

[@chirpybee]

Eduardo, with your happy smile and cheery face you get away with this style of photography. If I tried it with my flabby, grey, Scottish face - which always looks grumpy - then I would be assaulted, regularly. Kudos for a fine series of videos.

[@dominicwahl-stephens2537]

Good job. Every one of your pictures was great. You really took advantage of what was available.

[@worldpeace2764]

One of the best street photography youtube video I've seen!

[@mynewcolour]

... and those last twelve are pretty good shots!

[@TinyRatMagic]

I enjoy this series so much. I think the dancing person at 3:53 is my favourite bit though, I love it's what we can see but then they aren't what you're taking the photo of.

[@OldCameras]

Love it x 1000! That Leica looks so cool too.. and like always, I love your Ninja ways.

[@edpavez]

+Old Cameras haha. thanks man! :D

[@maggieo]

This series is so delightfully Zen!

[@Will67267]

What apertures did you use for these street photos?

[@CrudeOYL007]

Hi Eduardo great video, how do you measure the light when leica m3 has no light meter and i noticed the light t a little dim, thanks

[@lilyaraujo1806]

Ed, thank you. Because even if you think that nothing's going on in a video like this one, you're inspiring people out there, little by little, to move their butts and go outside to take pictures. For some time now, I've had a DSLR on my hands, and even though I have so much fun when I play around with it, and even after a lot of people have complimented my photos, I've been shy about photographing for YEARS. But now I'm taking a step forward and next month I'll start a small basic course on professional photography (I actually have zero technique, I just take pictures while playing with exposure, iso and so on by intuition, and I'd like to explore analogue photography one day). Wish me luck! Hace tiempo que sigo tu trabajo, he leído algunos de tus escritos, y me encantan. Este año también retomé mi verso libre y mis microrrelatos. Muchísimas gracias por compartir tu trabajo, Ed. ¡Sos genial con lo que hacés!

[@edpavez]

+Lily Araujo muchas gracias por comentar con tanto afecto! ánimo con ese curso. la técnica fotográfica no es difícil para nada. lo que es más duro es hacerse los ánimos y salir a practicar. a seguir escribiendo y sacando fotos!

[@CLBMSN]

Outstanding ! This is my favorite of these episodes.

[@Yoanexplore]

what is your technique for take good pictures without lightmeter with the M3

[@christopherhowell3209]

I like your style!..have you ever had the M3 serviced?

[@ctimur]

very nice photos! do you do any post work to photos after scan?

[@Lollipopdulce]

Es que me ENCANTAN tus videos de shoot film, los he visto todos haha, pero me encanta como haces ver cosas tan simples de otra manera inspiradora.

[@troyoutlaw8908]

Bro, were these sot at box speed or pushed at all. Great video! Just found you!

[@RobBob555]

I shoot film and use Cinestill DF96 do develop plack and white, I use Ilford HP5plus but I'm looking for a cleaner/ sharper picture, so do I go for a lower iso ? Cheers

[@Jedilost1]

We've all had those days where we have to make something out of nothing lol but honestly it makes you a better photographer when you do have those "decisive moments" coming out of nowhere. Can you speak more about how you use the M8 for wedding photography?

[@edpavez]

+Jedilost1 I'll keep it in mind for sure. thanks for the suggestion!

[@ollyrhys1989]

Every photo is amazing

[@Amia67360]

Damn ! But how do you get your photos so clear and sharp while aiming so quickly with the M3 ? It takes me hours to clarify and with street photography it's completely impossible , I have too much blare! And then how do you find the aperture/speed so quickly ? Plus, from what I've seen, you don't have a light meter ! For me it is an "impossible mission"

[@edpavez]

@@Amia67360 it’s just practice! I spent a lot of time practicing my focusing. Thanks for the kind words. :))

[@Jamesakbennett]

Some great compositions in this one. What year M3 is it you are using? Thanks you for all the great content.

[@wwllsswtrustong]

It's always pleasure watching your new video!

[@Itsmoka86]

Nice video Eduardo, though I think from my point of view, that photos are a bit gray. maybe it's the film maybe it's the light meter of the camera, I'm not sure. again, great video, thanks.

[@edpavez]

Mohammed Al-Qahtani no, no... it's the look I gave to the film in post because I like it like that. The film is more contrasted, and the Leica M3 doesn't have a light meter...

[@Itsmoka86]

Oh I see. thanks for your comment :)

[@WhatTheHelicopter98]

I like the music switch up! Usually you seem to go for the jazz drum solo

[@isaaczapata2189]

Love this! Whatever's else you have in mind go out and do it.. Street photography needs to see more of this..!

[@VanDan]

1:02 he apologized and then a love story started :)

[@edpavez]

+VanDan cue romantic music. :)

[@edpavez]

Edgar G. It was an IR/UV because I had used that lens with the M8 before. You don’t need that filter at all.

[@mjoelnir58]

Fuckin cell Phones ,making people dull

[@baylin95]

Nice work! Just wondering, do you ever have trouble focusing or seeing all of the framelines with your glasses on with the M3?

[@gilang6710]

Amazing! Did you shoot it at box speed?

[@shaozeyu7446]

Love your photos,but I wonder how do you make sure you have the right exposure?

[@francisco5434]

Great work and interesting outing. You have a great eye and are prepared and fast. Some shots that stood out: Snack man at 1:21, has an emotional, disgruntled look; candid shots are way better than reaction smiles. Worker at 2:22, he looks completely unaware of you and his whole demeanor shows real character. Girl in the window at 3:45, the open aperture selected helped you disappear into the bokeh. Bobby at 4:22, captured great expression of cop looking disbelieving at taxi driver. Break dancer stretching for performance at 4:32 with beat box crew in background. Perfect moment (my personal favorite); tells a story far better than a later action shot would have. It looks frameable.

[@Mindartcreativity]

1:31 a young Christopher Nolan :) One of my favorite episodes, I still come back to watch it from time to time

[@jsshayes1]

I am totally new to street photography, but I've tried to made up a rule and not take "the picture" if someone is using a cell phone. Living in San Francisco that can be quite a challenge. Although you totally make some of these work here, I could see you found that frustrating as well. Great job man!

[@solerojas872]

excelente trabajo! me encantaron las foto!! eres buenísimo Edo.

[@billpickle2875]

what was the general shutter speed were you using for these photos? they seem so crisp. i have found when im walking around i get shake even at 1/500 if im not careful. i love the look of the photos im not having the same success with the m2 i recently bought. practice makes perfect i suppose.

[@edpavez]

+Bill Pickle (IGR) oh I'm used to shoot at very slow speeds. my camera needs to be adjusted because it fails at 1/500 so most of these pictures were taken between 1/250 and 1/100 except the last ones, which were shot at about 1/30. :)

[@billpickle2875]

+EduardoPavezGoye ive been aiming for 1/1000 at f8 and pushing to 800... maybe i just need to slow down instead of trying to quickly take the photo. i noticed something in one of your pictures that seems to happen on my camera at 1/250 occasionally. like the last 1/4 of the photo has an under exposed section. it happens randomly with mine. usually at the start of a roll. can be frustrating.

[@edpavez]

Bill Pickle yeah, I know the feeling. sometimes it happens. I need to CLAd my good old Leica M3... :(

[@billpickle2875]

+EduardoPavezGoye your photos are awesome man no matter what camera you are using

[@edpavez]

oh, man. thank you.

[@danielagallonhippie]

Hola eduardo me encantan mucho tus shoot films y solo me queria proponerte si podrias hacer un shoot film con una canon eos 500n me encantaria saber cuan provecho sacarias de una camara Sos tremendo saludos desde colombia !!!

[@edpavez]

+Daniela gallon bedoya hola Daniela! me encantaría hacerlo, pero por desgracia no tengo una Canon 500n! :(

[@Chefclarisseflon]

Amazing ! The photos are so good ! I'd probably be scared of the "models" reaction ^^

[@teekay989]

I liked your results with the Fomapan better

[@erome5903]

Muy buenos videos Eduardo, se echa de menos si algun videito de la combinación clásica entre la m3 y tri-x. Saludos

[@whitegraphy]

ilford hp5..my favorites. thank you

[@zigaar]

I always enjoy your videos, you are so cool and talented! I was wondering why are you using some kind of magenta filter in front of your lens?

[@edpavez]

it's an UV/IR filter. the Leica M8 needs an IR filter (otherwise it renders black fabrics as purple), so I keep the filter on in my lenses. :)

[@zigaar]

EduardoPavezGoye cheers :) it makes sense now.

[@Hollowtrees1]

You have a great eye!! I was so excited when I saw a new video had been posted. Keep shooting!!

[@watcheskick]

Do you use a light meter with the m3? Your exposures a pretty spot on! Or did you adjust in post?

[@edpavez]

+Kenneth Kum I use a free app called "Light Meter". I meter the light, the shadow and then adjust accordingly as long as the light stays consistent. I talk about it in here (you need to press "CC" to get the subtitles): kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3jKnpZrnqaKb7M

[@JP1050x]

+EduardoPavezGoye +Kenneth Kum The light meter app works really well! I find it tends to underexpose in bright contrast light, probably to control blown highlights for the iPhone. The Luxi incedent light meter add-on helps to give more precise meter readings, which are generally 1 stop over the normal reflective meter readings. So if you use the reflective mode, then overexposing by 1 stop will generally give you a more accurate film exposure. Great job on the video, thanks for sharing! :D

[@goranpavletic2145]

Super video! Some of the photos are great!

[@horaciomillan4181]

I have a chance to buy an M3 with that same lens, wich I think are in good condition. Can you tell me what would be reasonable price?

[@movietheme]

dude where do you get those amazing glasses?????

[@ngyamato8267]

Which developers are u used? I also used Kodak Tmax 1:4

[@spencersmith1121]

What camera do you use to video this? Also do you use any filter?

[@giacomopandiani6290]

hi! love your videos, i got myself an m4 and i was wondering what filter do you use to underexpose in daylight so i can use wider apertures, thank you, keep up the good work you're awesome!

[@edpavez]

+Giacomo zrk you need an ND filter. I can't recommend you any, truth be told. I'm sure there are MANY internet forums talking about the subject, though. ;)

[@giacomopandiani6290]

Thanks!

[@martinmlaka]

Maaaan, great combo M3 + summi 1.4! Great photos. Love the feel of it. Do you use lightmeter? How come your exposure is always spot on????!!!! ;) good luck and good light man.

[@edpavez]

at the begining I measure lights and shadows with a free app called "Light Meter", then I remember the metering and adjust, calculating with my eyes. :)

[@David-oe7cc]

EduardoPavezGoye you probably shot hundreds of films to perfect your eye

[@bone666138]

Such a great video (and even more, a reason to seriously consider getting the M3). Amazing images, man.

[@grgprincipe]

How do you wind the film and always know how to leave a little bit of the leader? I tried doing it and always getting the cartridge with the filmm fully wound in.

[@edpavez]

You just feel when the film leaves the spool. It loses tension. I know more or less how long it takes to wind, so I start paying extra attention to the resistance of the film, near the end!

[@naniiBayBee]

Me encantan ver estos videos. A mi me da vergüenza sacar fotos delante de la gente. Me gusta ver lo fácil que lo haces y lo bien que quedan tus fotos ❤️

[@kk-nv7io]

after long time practice, I still need my light metre with m3...how can you make it so easy?

[@SuperSquell]

you are amazing Edouardo. Really !

[@tommasobertazzo4194]

Hi Eduardo, that's an incredible shoot film :) Last week i bought an old M3, and i use HP5+ me too.. Just a question: what about exposure in street photography style..like your? What was the main f/time that you used? Thanks Tom

[@edpavez]

I just shoot as open as possible and expose accordingly.

[@MarcelTaylor]

Hey i like your video so much! What for a ISO do you use on the film?

[@edpavez]

+Marcel Taylor I'm not sure I get your question, is it how do I rate the ISO? I just shoot the film and develop it accordingly. I have a video on how to develop, and it's explained in detail. :)

[@MarcelTaylor]

+EduardoPavezGoye yes, thats what i mean thank you i watch it now

[@julianvoltmann212]

The Shoot Film videos are very cool!!

[@z3ro7o]

How do you get those pictures on a pc? For youtube?

[@xFluorescent94]

the guy at 4:39 reminds me of joaqin phoenix in her.. great video

[@xciellew]

+The Bride IKR??

[@enriquegarcia9004]

Bro, I know huh, I was like damn he's still in character(sarcasm)

[@gerardodalchielelueiro6897]

Hi Eduardo you are chilenean??? Congratulations from Argentina

[@x100ed]

brilliant. Nicely done Edouardo

[@Socrates...]

It would have been interesting to see how your approach would have been different with a Rollei 35

[@robinchollet7571]

Haha! it's funny to saw the reaction of people when you shoot with you're old Leica M3. The pictures are awesome :O Nice composition :)

[@rodjav360]

I really enjoyed this one, great work!

[@VishalVoraUK]

Brilliant as always!

[@MsEdnavfloureiro]

Ed amazing street photography as always 😊👌👏

[@juanbaidez9890]

Great content, tell us about the filter, please

[@RelaxImOnlyADinosaur]

Do you always ask for permission before taking a photo? I find it hard to get candid photos when the subject knows there is a camera being pointed at them

[@SeanHodgins]

+RelaxImOnlyADinosaur You can see a number of them he snaps before they notice him, and quickly jumps up to continue on. I think that answers your question :) haha

[@KeithCanisius]

loads of good shots

[@SirAdser]

Some great shots in there!

[@ctulhuman]

How use lightmeter quickly for street photo?

[@thefinalfrotier]

Muy buenas composiciones!!

[@forfewfield]

I like the way you shot the girl at 3.45. Love your videos and looking for the next coming videos from you. Keep doing this mate, cheer up :)

[@davb6962]

I would love to try out a Leica!

[@jackkenny834]

Bit late but how did you meter??

[@AndresRuiz-gs8vm]

Did you shoot at box speed?

[@wiwythebest]

Inspirador y genial, bravo Eduardo!

[@SonyFaudoa]

Sé que no pasa nada "interesante" en las fotos pero esos momentos cotidianos a través de tus ojos se me hacen super interesantes :)

[@markkane7185]

You have the right music

[@Wes-Evans]

dope serie !

[@crabjay7086]

i like the music ... fits the city scene ..

[@yotrif]

Anyone notice at 1:02 those two people bumping into each other? 4 and a half years late, but killer shots Ed as per usual!

[@dpaolag]

Genial tu trabajo Eduardo. Me encantaría poder hacer algo así en Bogotá, pero es una ciudad conflictiva y la gente aveces es un poco hostil. Terminaría con un grito y muchas malas caras. Un saludo

[@gualakamola]

I think it's 50mm Summicron, not Summilux, right?

[@edpavez]

+M0on75e1l no, it's a 50mm Summilux V2.

[@vicnicandlipstick]

Awesome! I love these types of videos, keep them up!