The first reading by Dertov is interesting, as it explores the idea that a camera lens has the potential to capture real life better than our own human eyes. The kino eye, is able to record scenes for future viewing, something only a machine such as that can do. The mechanical kino eye does not experience human limitations, but it still does need us to pilot it. Without the human vision, the kino eye will have no direction, merely being able to view things and document them... a human eye is needed to direct it towards a worthy vision.
The second reading just explains multiple types of montage, each created through different means of editing. Instead of just restating what each of them is, I'm going to post some examples when they come to mind *~(soon to be edited blog post)~*
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