Session 7 · MAPEH 9
CAN LIGHT CHANGE YOUR STORY?
Mobile photo + video capture
Same camera. Same subject. Totally different feeling.
Mission
Today’s camera quest
📸
Name the basics
Photo capture = still image. Video capture = moving image.
📱
Explore phone modes
Panorama, slow motion, time lapse, night mode, long exposure, portrait mode.
🔦
Test light
Take two safe shots: lights on, low light plus flashlight.
🕵️
Compare evidence
Use light, composition, exposure, mood.
Hook · 3 minutes
Same subject, different feeling
Which image feels friendly, dramatic, mysterious, or scary?
Look for shadow, brightness, clarity, background, face/object mood.
Safety first
Creator rules
1Take shots only for class.
2Ask permission before any face photo.
3No posting, sending, or group chat sharing.
4Object selfie is always okay.
5No flashlight pointed at eyes.
6Stay seated during low light.
7Delete accidental private shots.
8Respect classmates’ comfort.
Concept Flash
Photo capture vs video capture
📷
Photo capture
Capturing a still image using a camera or mobile phone.
SelfiePortraitLandscape
🎥
Video capture
Capturing moving images electronically using a camera or mobile phone.
VlogDance clipShort filmQuick check: class picture? 15-sec dance clip? music video?
Game · Camera Mode Match
Which setting fits the shot?
Panorama
wide scene
Slow motion
fast action looks slower
Time lapse
long event looks faster
Long exposure
more light, light trails
Night mode
dark scene boost
Portrait mode
sharp subject, soft background
Activity · Tara Selfie Tayo!
6-minute Light Challenge
Shot A
Lights on
Use normal classroom light. Keep subject clear.
Shot B
Low light + flashlight
Use side light. No light pointed at eyes.
06:00
Use object selfie, hand pose, drawn face, bag, bottle, or consenting subject.
Compare
What changed?
🌱
Photo A: brighter, clearer, softer shadows
VS
🌱
Photo B: darker, stronger shadows, dramatic mood
Complete: “Photo ___ is more effective because the light is ___, the subject is ___, the mood feels ___.”
Composition
Frame it like a visual storyteller
🎯
Clear subject
Make the viewer know where to look first.
🧹
Clean background
Remove visual clutter when possible.
↔️
Use space
Place the subject with purpose, not by accident.
A stronger frame makes the viewer feel guided.
Light + exposure
Why the picture gets bright, dark, sharp, or blurry
⚡
Exposure
Overall brightness. Too high loses detail. Too low hides detail.
⏱️
Shutter speed
How long light enters. Fast freezes action; slow creates blur.
🕳️
Aperture
Lens opening. Phones may simulate blur through portrait mode.
ISO: camera sensitivity to light. Higher ISO brightens a scene, yet may add grain.
Home Quest
One subject, three moods
☀️
Bright
Clear, friendly, safe, open.
🔦
Dramatic
Strong shadow, tension, mystery.
🌙
Calm
Soft light, quiet mood, peaceful frame.
No strangers, private papers, unsafe spots, or unpermitted face shots.
Exit Ticket · 2 minutes
Photo Detective Pass
1. Identify
Photo capture is ______. Video capture is ______.
2. Setting
Name one phone camera setting plus its use.
3. Compare
“Photo ___ was more effective because ______.”
4. Principle
Circle: Light · Composition · Exposure
Thank you for your active participation
Keep seeing light like a visual storyteller.
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