Creative Lighting for Interiors Photography

Descripción

In this course you'll learn a lighting technique for interiors photography that I developed over the years. I call this technique Creative Lighting. Creative Lighting gives you the most precise control over light you could possibly imagine. I’m talking surgical precision here, trust me. Lighting your scenes creatively makes you step from the realm of technical challenge into the realm of ultimate creative freedom, and these are completely different worlds. The technical drama suddenly becomes a white canvas for your imagination. Think about shooting products in the studio. In the studio there's no such a thing as the "available light". You don't use the light coming through the windows to light your product. You build the light from scratch, with all the freedom in the world, limited only by your imagination. But... what if you could enjoy this freedom while shooting interior scenes too? Well, this is what I'm gonna teach you here. In this course you'll learn how to master light in a way you never thought even possible. You'll learn how to make light behave the way you want, even interact the way you want.  This, of course, will open the doors for all kind of architectural and real estate, but specially for commercial, advertising interiors photography - and that's where you'll find some of the highest paying jobs. The knowledge you'll acquire here will add some extremely powerful tools to your professional toolbox, trust me. It's gonna change the way you look at interiors - even at products photography. So join me in this course, learn Creative Lighting and widen your professional horizons right now!

Lo que aprenderás

• How to create gorgeous photos of any room.
• How to control light with absolute precision when shooting interiors and products.
• How to convince clients that investing in great photography is good strategy.
• How to frame architecture for advertising photography.

Requisitos

• Basic knowledge in photography
• Beginner photographic equipment - any entry level DSLR will be fine
• Basic Photoshop knowledge - layers, masks, effects, adjustments layers etc.
• A computer capable of dealing with reasonably big Photoshop Files (1-2gb).