Hot off the heels of The Hero Shot: How to Light and Composite Product Photography, Brian Rodgers Jr. has once again teamed up with Fstoppers to film an advanced lesson on product photography. Check out the newest addition to the Fstoppers tutorial lineup; "The Well Rounded Photographer." Join Brian as he walks you through his creative process for constructing an epic hero shot of an IPX7 rated bluetooth speaker!
In Brian’s advanced lesson you'll learn:
Brian’s methodology for creating high end product advertising imagery
How to handle products on set
How to light products, highlight key features and evoke emotion
How to capture fast moving liquids in motion using strobes
How to composite practical effects in a creative way using Photoshop
How to create custom brushes in Photoshop for special effects
And so much more!
Meet The Instructors
It doesn't end there! This tutorial features lessons from world class photographers including Brian Rodgers Jr., Monte Isom, Mike Kelley, Peter Hurley, Dylan Patrick, Elia Locardi, Clay Cook & Joey Wright. Even if you're not interested in shooting headshots or architecture, the concepts taught in each of these lessons will make you even better at your craft. And you all want to get better at your craft right? It's an awesome tutorial that really has something for everyone.
8 Brand New Never Before Seen Lessons including:
Headshots - Peter Hurley
Editorial Portraits - Clay Cook
Product Photography - Brian Rodgers Jr.
Industry Business Talk - Monte Isom
Real Estate & Interiors - Mike Kelley
Environmental Headshots - Dylan Patrick
Landscapes - Elia Locardi
Natural Light Portraits - Joey Wright
Post Production
If you've been a photographer for a while, you've probably already realized just how important the photo editing process is to the success of your final images. Some genres of photography require very little post production while others require an extensive understanding of compositing and retouching using a program like Photoshop. This tutorial will help broaden your understanding of what the post production process looks like for various genres of photography. Learning more about this process will help increase the efficiency of your own workflow and produce better results.
Pictured above is an animated retouch timelapse illustrating Brian’s compositing and retouching process.
A Quick message from Brian
As you can imagine, filming in depth photography education is no joke! It literally takes weeks of time for instructors to write lesson plans, test ideas, comp images together, travel, film, edit and promote. Filming a project like this means that I'm putting other projects on hold and saying no to client work in order to produce this level of training. It's a REALLY BIG COMMITMENT in time.
If you decide to purchase Fstoppers The Well Rounded Photographer tutorial, please consider using my affiliate link by clicking HERE or by clicking on any of the images above. Purchasing this tutorial through my affiliate link would mean the world to me and will allow me to earn a small commission with no extra cost to you. This makes it possible for me to take on more educational projects like these while simultaneously supporting the future of Fstoppers. Without your support it makes it much harder for me take time out of my busy schedule to plan, prepare, and film in depth highly educational tutorials like this.
P.S. If you purchase both The Well Rounded Photographer + The Hero Shot: How to Light and Composite Product Photography together, you'll save an additional 10% on your total order!
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