Fashion Lighting

Lindsay is a very good instructor. The course was very good and I learned some added steps as a photographer.

some information was repetetive and unnecessary

The only thing I question is why on a Profoto class you would feature the Profoto Spot Small (I think that's the name) when that modifier is no longer available. In other words, please re-release that into production. Thank you!

Instructor spoke exceedingly clearly and well! Easy to follow, well-produced and logically paced course. Loved it!

I like the couse but i would like to see how she doged and burned the image.

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i think this course is absolutely great cant wait to post my material

The course provides some interesting ideas while discussing the two light setups, but I was also expecting some more technical contents (e.g., discussing more in depth the beauty dish properties).

Nice and simple

Good to get inspired to leave the comfort zone and try something new

It was a great course to give you some creative ideas not only in composition, but also shaping the lighting to create something artistic and unique.

The creativity of Lindsay is great in this video, she explains very well

Very informative

Did not show any retouching detail, just name of retouching actions.

I like how the course explained.

Always happy to learn from the Brand Ambassadors, keeps learning on point.

Fantastic course....extremely helpful and straight forward...thanks Lindsay

Yes, I’d definitely recommend this course to fellow photographers at all skill levels. Lindsay Adler’s style of teaching is clear and very motivating. I look forward to applying the techniques from these sessions.

Excellent course, full of ideas but also very practical: suit real-life situations and doesn't require huge quantities of kit.

Great course, easy to follow and expertly presented.

Was hoping to see more detail in the Postproduction video.

أسلوب البوكيه المعروض فيه هذا الدرس جميل جداً ويختصر الكثير من المعدات.

Terrific video with lots of detail about how to create lighting effects using gels and grids, as well as positioning lights for different effects. I really enjoyed this video and learned a lot watching it.

Excellent. To the point, no time wasted and great tips from the instructor.

I really have nothing to add. This was an amazing course that really improved some aspects of planning my photoshoots.

Amazing techniques, tips and sets up

could have used more lighting combinations ..

Lindsey is not just great at shooting at editing: she's a natural at teaching! It's a pleasure watching her and learning from her. She's even more specific and clear than any professor I had back in college.

Outstanding course, lindsay is exceptional

She is just an amazing teacher. The same course given by somebody else wouldnt stick into the brains of the students so much as with her. I also thought she was the best at scott kelby

Very informative and easy to follow! Recommended.

Amazing ! The low key lighting was a real eye opener , also i'm definitely going to try retouching with localized dodge and burn.

Thank you for all. Later i will practice and send you somes pictures. perfect lessons

The course itself was interesting but I feel the price is a bit high considering the length of the videos. I'm keen to watch the full series but the cost puts me off. Perhaps if the certification was a more prominent value add I'd be more keen.

i am really feel this course very interesting: all i need to know is explained clearly. But i would like to know the cameras settings.

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FOR ME ALL CLEAR. JUST NEEDS PRACTICE

Lindsay is an awesome instructor with so much knowledge about lighting.

I think anyone with limited space (myself) can create interesting images with gels. They bring a new dimension to a photograph that can constantly change based upon the creativity of the photographer.

I liked where it was going and love Lindsay's work but it's a little short and light on content for the price.

The detailed explanation describing the effect of movement within the image was very helpful. All points were covered clearly and the presentation was interesting as well as educational. Very well done.

The varied placement of the gels combined with the step by step instruction, made this course interesting and easy to follow.

I asked Profoto about year ago for "certification", you answered my thoughts and now I am proud to be part of this Academy, which is helping me improve my lighting skills

(1) Please make the episodes downloadable. I have purchased a number of instruction video courses from different sources, at similar prices to yours, and all of them allow downloads. (2) For the price, I would expect some extra episodes. (3) Lindsay is a good instructor but she talks all the time, often repeats herself, from the same camera angle. After a while, the style becomes a bit tiresome - I watched before going to bed and couldn't force my eyes open after a while. (4) Having said the above, I like the content and the ideas presented and I look forward to the next episodes, as long as you provide a very meaningful discount.

Please,specify the power of mono blocks at arrangement them in the scheme

A great course, given with much details and pedagogy.

Informative. Enlightening. Helpful to bring my shooting to next level.

Great ideas from a first class photographer. I will put ideas I learned to use! Stand by!

Just starting to use gels with Profoto B2 Location kit and found this to be very informative. I see this being useful for both beginners and experienced photographers. Well put together Lindsay! Wish I had purchased the series for some feedback.

I have a little subjection is the video could make a caption.

I loved how simple the lighting setup can be. So much creativity at our hands.

Again I felt this was a bit too basic to be categorized as "intermediate". Really not a ton of stuff here that's useful to people that have worked with lighting gear before. I'd LOVE to see someone like Miguel Jacob do something on the same subject matter and a bit more useful beyond the very basics.

A reasonable course but much more basic than I expected. I would say it's perfect for anyone that's not at all familiar with strobes/lighting/etc. I think the "intermediate" category specified is a bit overstated. I think it should be described much more towards the very basic end of the spectrum. I really didn't get anything out of it at all and I consider myself "intermediate". Would love to see something targeted more towards photographers that are already familiar with studio lighting, etc. I think it's SUPER STRANGE that a Profoto product that has been discontinued for quite some time is featured as well. (The spot small for the flat front lights)

a little short

Great info but not too much additional compared to readily available in YouTube. Too costly.

I have tried, following Lindsay's advices and trying to add a personal touch to this kind of images and it works perfectly, thanks Profoto and Linsay for providing us such great lessons with much pedagogy.