自然光の調整 – 屋外/屋内ポートレート

Good presentation. Definitely learned from her experience and the problem solving she explains. Thanks.

I like the details and science provided by Davids courses. These felt a bit more subjective and more like the usual internet stuff than something from Profoto.

Fairly basic stuff, no actual focus on the flash settings

The condition was too good for the video.
I would like to acquire the ability to cope with adverse conditions.

I enjoyed and learnt some new skills from this Video. I enjoyed the creativity that was demonstrated in the Video and will continue to use those skills within my artistic photography activities.

It's an interesting course, simply explained with good examples

Very basic

Well presented and understood. Thank you. :)

No English

The lesson was very easy to understand.

Thank you for the great course.
I think that drawing arrows and letters to explain the photos helps me to understand the course.

This course is made for everyone. Even professional photographers get inspirations for better pictures.

It taught a lot regarding the basics of lighting. If I just implement the techniques mention in the class my skills will drastically improve.

Very informative and well produced. It's a step up from similar YouTube videos to be sure.

The production of this video is simply awesome, however the content was a bit lacking. Namely, there were several scenes where Hannah made adjustments to flash settings but the on-screen reading didn't give what those adjustments were. While I do understand that each scenario will be different, it's also helpful to know how Hannah handled her adjustment as a guide for the viewers/learners. I unfortunately am severely underwhelmed.

Although his course has some good information in it, I do not think it lives up to it's name-"Professional Portraits". I bought this course because I thought it was for professionals. It is really geared to those who aspire to be professional (and that's ok), but being it is my first series I purchased from Profoto, and have Profoto gear, I was expecting something more "by professionals, for professionals". That's not to say the instructor is not a professional, she is, I think it has more to do with how the course was marketed. That is evident by the quizzes. They are very "beginner" type of questions...not "professional" level.

Content good for 10 $...

Be better provide english subtitle

Interesting but regret not worth £49.00

Course material was too basic and I didn't really learn anything. Some of the videos could've been shorter and more to the point.

I like the arrangement of the education films. That one can see and hear how you should or could plan a phto session. And that the pro photographer let me know how to think and what to look for.
Very well balanced -not too basic and not too difficult.

Consider mentioning the importance of white balance and using a color chip card or gray card.

Great tutorial for getting started with lighting. Love the A1 too - I ordered mine as soon as the course ended.

It was very helpful.
Thank you very much.

Despite a small personal experience some of us can have, i found this « Live » conditions lesson truly useful and inspiring, everything was clearly detailed and explained by Hannah who’s a great teacher !

Extremely helpful course. I really appreciated the inclusion of the kit list upfront, through what kit to use and why throughout and the onsite workflow, trying different things to come up with just the right shot, explaining what was working and what was not, all the way through.

It very much depends on their skill level. It was very well done, but I felt a bit remedial. I was hoping for a little more detail.

I like to framework of this class. It's direct and to the point. You are teaching valuable skills to capture standout portraits. This class helps to master the basics which are essential.

Very nicely presented. Indoors and out, plus subjects who very different in looks.

No further comments it was useful but could include little more about lighting positions and different light modifers

Great content, but would like a touch of technical.