Food Photography School – Artificial Lighting Course

This Course Includes: How to master your cameraThe best cameras and lenses for food photographyUnderstanding composition to create beautiful imagesHow to style your food to look irresistibleHow to use natural light and reflectorsPurchase Food Photography School – Artificial Lighting Course courses at here with PRICE $399 $66Food Photography School – Artificial Lighting CourseFOOD PHOTOGRAPHY SCHOOLSUPERCHARGE YOUR SKILLSWant to start taking better food photos TODAY? Food Photography School is a visual guide that walks you through every step of food photography – from basic camera skills to editing like a pro!Choose 1 of our 2 amazing courses or grab both in the bundle! ESSENTIALS COURSE + BONUS PHONE COURSE  VISUALLY learn the art of beautiful food photography from a professional, seasoned food photographer with a massive following!Learn fast from 130+ engaging video lessonsLock in the information with 20 quizzes and 25 downloadable resources.Discover every important camera setting and master your DSLR once and for all.Fine tune your editing skills to take photos from “OK” to amazing.Take the BONUS 11-video Phone Course to master food photography on your smart phone.FINALLY start capturing the food photos you envision!ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING COURSEVISUALLY learn the art of artificial lighting from a seasoned photography and artificial lighting expert.Learn fast from 17+ engaging, easy-to-understand video lessons.Lock in the information with 14 quizzes and 9 downloadable resources.Discover which lighting set up is best for your environment and your budget.Master how to replicate natural light in your home or studio.FINALLY utilize artificial light to start capturing the food photos you envision!THE ESSENTIALS COURSEMaking food look tasty can be tricky. The Food Photography School Essentials course is here to help.You probably know by now you need more than just a decent camera to take a captivating food photo. Equipment is helpful, but you need skills to really make your food shine.Follow Dana (a full-time food blogger and food photographer at minimalistbaker.com) as she walks you through 130+ video lessons that will help you develop these incredibly powerful skills to take your photos from “bleh” to “WOW.”Learn from a pro who’s been at this 7+ years and is ready to share with you everything she’s learned along the way. This Course Includes: How to master your cameraThe best cameras and lenses for food photographyUnderstanding composition to create beautiful imagesHow to style your food to look irresistibleHow to use natural light and reflectorsWhere to find great props for any budgetEditing tools light Photoshop and Lightroom& SO much more Photoshop is Confusing, huh?Maybe you’ve mastered styling and lighting, but your photos still look less than phenomenal.It’s editing time! This Bonus Course Includes: How to use your smartphone camera like a proHow to use natural light inside and out in the real worldWhich angles are best for capturing food imagesDemos of smartphone lenses + if they’re worth itStyling tips + where to find beautiful backgroundsHow to use editing apps, add filters, and perfect your imagesTwo Behind-the-scenes videos of Dana’s smartphone food photography and how she edits with her favorite apps!& SO much more ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING COURSENo Natural Light? No problem.Do you live somewhere with gloomy weather? Does your apartment have limited light? Can you only take photos in evenings or early mornings? Trust us – we’ve been there.And we have a solution: Artificial light. Dana (of Minimalist Baker) has been taking food photos for 7+ years and has made it her craft and full-time job. In this course, she’s teamed up with professional food photographer Ian Johnson – who makes learning and using artificial light a breeze – to walk you through all the pitfalls to avoid with artificial lighting, and how to master it once and for all.Ian says it best, “You can make the light do whatever you want – you just have to know how to manipulate it.” Trust us – by the end of this course you’ll be using artificial lights like a pro. This Course Includes:Recommended lighting setups from $10 upwardDistinguishing bad versus good lightHow to utilize different light sourcesHow to use light modifiers and filtersHow to neutralize and bounce lightTools + tips from a professional photographer that relies on artificial light5 easy-to-master lighting setups to create the mood you want& SO much more READY TO GO PRO?You need to know how to use artificial lights.  For $349, you get to jump the learning curve. With Ian and Dana as your personal guides, you’ll take full advantage of their best tips and tricks and finally begin capturing stunning food photos with artificial light.  Want to see the ENTIRE course lesson list? Find it here! COURSE PREVIEWCurious if the videos are any good?Check out this 30-second preview from the phone course!What’s the Real Value of These Courses?A university-level photography course can easily set you back $10,000.A workshop can cost $1,000 + expenses and still only last 1 or 2 days. Plus, you can’t reference the material once you leave.These courses cost a fraction of that amount, and teach you skills you can easily sell and profit from. How?Food stylists can easily make $500 per day. Professional photographers can easily charge $1,000 per day. And if you master artificial light, you can no doubt make back the cost of this course after one gig.Not to mention, better images = better engagement with your audience, wherever they may be. Use this course to professionally promote your business, website, food blog, and even take on professional clients.Trust us – we’ve built a successful online business with engaging, beautiful images at the core of what we do. And Dana has not only built a massive audience on Minimalist Baker, but also worked professionally as a food stylist and food photographer for corporate clients. What are you waiting for? Save money while learning from a pro!ESSENTIALS LESSON LISTIntroductionEquipmentCamerasCropped Frame Sensor Size QuizFull Frame Sensor Size QuizSensor Light Sensitivity QuizLensesNatural Lens QuizTripods, Reflectors, etc.Tripod QuizCamera and Equipment RecommendationsCamera VariationsDo I need these Videos?Panasonic CamerasSony CamerasNikon CamerasMaster Your Camera – Basics IntroductionFormat Memory Card ApertureAperture QuizShutter SpeedShutter Speed QuizISOISO QuizExposure TriangleCamera Settings QuizCamera ModesPlayback ButtonPicture StyleWhite BalanceWhite Balance QuizCustom White BalanceExposure BracketingExposure Bracketing QuizAuto vs. Manual FocusDriveOptical Viewfinder vs. Live ModeJPEG vs. RAWJPEG vs RAW QuizMaster Your Camera – AdvancedAuto Focus ModesAE LockAE Lock QuizBack Button FocusCustom Controls PanelLevel Function & Grid DisplayMultiple ExposuresBattery Saving TipsOverviewWhat Makes A Good PhotoIntroductionRule of ThirdsRule of Thirds QuizColor TheoryColor Relationships QuizElements & Design – Intro & ColorColor Mood QuizElements & Design – Lines & ShapesElements & Design – Size, Form, & SpaceElements & Design – Texture & ValuePrinciples of Design – Intro & EmphasisPrinciples of Design – BalanceBalance QuizPrinciples of Design – PatternPrinciples of Design – ProportionPrinciples of Design – RhythmPrinciples of Design – Unity & HarmonyPrinciples of Design – MovementMovement QuizPrinciples of Design – VarietyPrinciples of Design – RecapHow to Use Natural LightIntroductionChallengesGround RulesHow Light Affects MoodHow to Work with the Light You HaveSingle & Multiple Light Sources ConsiderationsLight Bounces & DiffusersNatural Light QuizTroubleshootingAnglesAnglesPropsBackgroundsPropsWhere to BuyStyling – Part 1Part 1BeveragesStyling – Part 2NoodlesBurgersSauceSoupIce CreamBeveragesRecapAction ShotsAction ShotsAction / Shutter Speed QuizTetheringIntro & BenefitsSoftware, Equipment & DemoEditing Photos in Lightroom & PhotoshopIntro to EditingPhotoshop BeginnerPhotoshop TourCropping, Resizing, RotatingHow to Brighten Dark ImagesHow to Darken Bright ImagesColor Correction – White BalanceColor Correction – SaturationSpot Correcting – Stamp Tool, Healing Tool, Dodge and BurnSharpen, Noise, Haze EffectPhotoshop AdvancedVSCO FiltersAdding TextHow to Wrap Text in a CircleText Style – Drop Shadow, Inner Glow Hide TextMaking a GIFExporting and Saving ImagesHow to Make Photo CollagesHow to Add a Watermark Start to Finish EditCommon Editing Errors LightroomLightroom Tour Pt 1Lightroom Tour Pt 2Brighten, Darken, ContrastColor Correction – White BalanceColor Correction – SaturationSpot Removal, Brush ToolEffects – Haze, Sharpen, GrainDownloadable Resources for Following EditsVSCO FiltersHow to Save and ExportBatch EditingStart to Finish EditConclusion & Bonuses!BONUS!: Full Length Photoshoot & Processing – Coconut YogurtCoconut Yogurt Original Photos to follow along for editingVegetable Salad Original Photos to follow along for editingOatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies Photos to follow along for editingCourse ConclusionBONUS!: Full Length Photoshoot & Processing – Coconut YogurtBONUS!: Full Length Photoshoot & Processing – Vegetable SaladPHONE LESSON LISTIntro and Warming UpBasicsNatural LightAngles & ZoomLensesCompositionSubject MatterEditing AppsConclusionBehind the Scenes: How Dana Takes Smartphone PhotosBehind the Scenes: How Dana Edits Smartphone PhotosARTIFICIAL LIGHTING LESSON LISTIntro and Warming UpCamera BasicsBad vs. Good LightGear OptionsDissecting LightNeutralizing LightModifiersSingle Light – Part 1Single Light – Part 2Single Light – Part 3Adding LightsPep TalkLighting Scenarios – 1- Single Window LightLighting Scenarios – 2 – Overhead High KeyLighting Scenarios – 3 – Overhead Graphic StyleLighting Scenarios – 4 – Reflective & Glass SurfacesLighting Scenarios – 5 – Spot Light & Moody Purchase Food Photography School – Artificial Lighting Course courses at here with PRICE $399 $66