The truth is that this statement may sound difficult to believe since learning studio lighting to date has been a fairly long and complete task (angles of light, powers, modifiers, distances, contrast, etc)
Studio photography can be quite intimidating, however lighting in the studio is the same as driving a vehicle, at first you have to think about everything you do, but with a good instructor and professional training, in a short time you can be doing it automatically and with little effort. (If it can be that easy)
Forget about having to buy several superficial or very technical courses to learn how to light, with the course “Professional photography of people in the studio” you will learn with Guti how to light even if you have never done it before, step by step and in such an easy language. to understand that in a few days you would feel that you have done it all your life.
Who is the course for:
Anyone who wants to learn in the shortest possible time (it does not matter if you have never entered a studio and are starting from scratch since we will start from the principles and fundamentals)
Intermediate photographers (because we will answer all your questions and teach you not only how to light, but we will make you understand the mechanics of light)
And if you are an advanced photographer with years of experience, you will be surprised at all the new things there are to learn (and with much more practical and easy-to-do techniques – time is money).
What will you learn with the course?
How to avoid the 21 most expensive mistakes in studio photography. (Surely you are committing them)
How to choose the best light modifier for each situation. (you’ll be surprised)
How to light professionally with either 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or more lights.
General study terminology (so you can speak the same language as the pros).
How to choose the best studio equipment (Save big)
How to achieve perfect exposures every time (to save you time in post)
How to work with capture connected to the computer (to have more control)
My 20 favorite light modifiers and when to use them.
How to solve either with little or a lot of equipment.
How to use lighting as a narrative tool.
How to retouch portraits. (We’ve also included 15 bonus chapters for digital retouching)
How to use frequency separation actions (so you can retouch 5X faster)
Hundreds of practical tips.
