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- 4. 4 SINGLE-LENS REFLEX CAMERA The operation and function of an SLR remains to be the principle governing photography today regardless if it is film- based or digital.
- 5. 5 EXPOSURE COMBINATION Combination of shutter speed and lens opening will result in exposure setting. Often determined by the camera’s built-in light meter or a hand-held light meter.
- 6. 6 CAMERA LENSES • Camera lenses come in different focal lengths from wide-angled to telephoto. These help the photojournalist in different compositional situations. The convenience of lens interchangeability makes the SLR camera popular among photojournalists.
- 7. 7 “Tsamba lang” Photojournalists are often self-effacing and just regard their work as a “lucky shot.” But “luck” involves skill and opportunity.
- 8. 8 TIMING AND ANTICIPATION • A bit of research and a sense of anticipation would help in producing print-worthy pictures.
- 9. 9 USE OF WIDE-ANGLED LENS Pack- shooting situations while working with other photojournali sts.
- 10. 10 USE OF WIDE ANGLED LENS • Close and tight quarters with little or no room to adjust in order to compose the shot.
- 11. 11 USE OF WIDE-ANGLED LENS To exaggerate the perspective
- 12. 12 USE OF WIDE-ANGLED LENS Close shooting without losing any peripheral details.
- 13. 13 USE OF WIDE-ANGLED LENS To shoot from another angle thereby giving new perspective
- 14. 14 USE OF TELEPHOTO LENS To get close to subjects that are physically difficult to reach.
- 15. 15 USE OF TELEPHOTO LENS • Portraiture
- 16. 16 USE OF TELEPHOTO LENS • Portraiture
- 17. 17 USE OF TELEPHOTO LENS • Not to disturb the subject in his or her natural element.
- 18. 18 USE OF TELEPHOTO LENS It compresses the shot to emphasize the foreground and blur the background.
- 19. 19 ACTION AND REACTION Even in photo journalism, the laws of physics apply.
- 20. 20 FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY • Flash and burn technique
- 21. 21 FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY • Stay within the flash-sync speed; close aperture when you are near the subject, open as you move farther.
- 22. 22 BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY • Emphasis on tones, highlights; play of lights and shadows.
- 23. 23 BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY • Don’t take things for granted. Look around, there might be other elements in the environment that might give another point of view to your work.