Word: telephotoed
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...well. At 6 Monday morning, photographer Shelly Katz called SABA photographer Greg Smith at home in Houston, asking him to return to Waco at once. Because the media were kept three miles from the scene, Smith found himself covering a story he could barely see with high-powered telephoto lenses. Katz, who had put 6,500 miles on his Jeep Cherokee as he roared about questioning residents and checking out the countryside, says he had never covered a story "so intense and frustrating." Nothing, however, could prepare the photographers for what they saw when the story finally broke...
...capture wide-ranging action, there's Cinema Products' Steadicam JR, a $595 counterbalance that hangs off the bottom of the camcorder and smooths out swoops and pans. Photography buffs will appreciate the new camcorders that can use a variety of lenses, including most of the wide-angle and telephoto lenses made for 35-mm still cameras...
...case, a plainclothes Harvard officer grabbed Gerstein's camera lens, the photographer said. Both Gerstein and Bachman said they were using telephoto zoom lenses which allowed them to take pictures without closely approaching the subject...
...automatic: exposure control, focus, flash, loading, winding and film-speed setting. To these have been added some new twists, including infrared beams for focusing in the dark, automatic exposure compensation for subjects that are lit from behind, and a built-in zoom lens for wide-angle and telephoto shots with a flash unit smart enough to narrow or widen its beams accordingly. The zoom lens of the Chinon Genesis is hand operated; in the Yashica Samurai and Olympus Infinity SuperZoom 300 it is powered by push-button controls...
...Director James Foley (Reckless) wants to iconize the whole pathetic crowd with his wide-screen technique. The telephoto lens sets small-town streets ashiver; dramatic lighting illuminates a face from no earthly source. The two Brads share an idyllic toke of "wacky tobaccy," gazing out at the rolling Appalachian farmland. Brad Sr. sits at the center of a Last Supper tableau of thieves, looking like Jesus looking for Judas. Every overwrought gesture, every pregnant banality, every brutal killing is elongated to impress upon us the moment's importance and sick beauty. This fetishized attention to detail produces some gorgeous picturemaking...