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 Candid photography is a style of photography that focuses on capturing natural and spontaneous moments without the subjects being aware of the camera's presence. The goal is to capture genuine emotions, expressions, and interactions, providing a more authentic and unposed look into people's lives and experiences. Candid photography is often used in street photography, documentary photography, photojournalism, and event photography. 

 Traditional photography refers to the practice of capturing images using chemical-based film and darkroom processes. It is the method of photography that predates the digital era. In traditional photography, a camera with a lens exposes light onto a film, creating a latent image. The film is then chemically processed to produce a visible photograph. 

 Cinematography is the art and technique of capturing moving images on film or digitally, with a focus on creating visually captivating and engaging storytelling through the use of camera, lighting, composition, and other cinematic elements. It is a critical aspect of filmmaking and plays a crucial role in conveying emotions, moods, and narratives to the audience. 

 Traditional videography refers to the process of capturing moving images on analog video tape or film before the widespread adoption of digital video recording. It was the standard method for creating videos and films for many years, starting in the mid-20th century and continuing until the digital revolution transformed the industry.