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Course
How to create natural-looking light anytime, anywhere
With Audrey Woulard and David Bicho
399,20 kr
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Reviews
Anonymous
19 August, 2021
Great stuff this is the way you should do your courses. I feel it's much more work on this one then for example the new serie Learn the basic of lifestyle and current pothography you can call me and I will explain 070-5097537
GF
05 July, 2021
Helpful ideas, well constructed process and pleasantly presented. Thank you.
Anonymous
23 May, 2021
Nice tips, thanks. Maybe someday I'll get a second flashlight to create blue sky and sun, but for now I only have budget for the one that I bought.. ;-)
Anonymous
20 May, 2021
Provided some solid information, especially about use of gels and Kelvin settings. I would have liked a little more detail about the use of the Profoto flash. For example, was one flash triggering another, or were they both controlled separately by the Connect? Can both be controlled TTL when you need them for separate purposes, as in the sunset simulation shot? Videos gave some good suggestions for creative uses for the flashes and the explanations were excellent, especially going over the procedures a second time with diagrams in the final video.
Noah T Jefferson Jr
10 July, 2020
Great Presentation. I liked the technical explanations and the practical demonstrations.
Rolf Demmel
04 May, 2020
Ein sehr ansprechender Kurs, unterhaltsam und lehrreich.
masa
18 April, 2020
How can I determine beam angle setting , when I am using an umbrella(as big light).
Rafa
27 March, 2020
I've missed something about fill in flash in portraiture.
Rodney London
20 February, 2020
Nice wish it was a little more
Ninirockx
20 January, 2020
I recently bought my A1X and this course helped me a lot.
I watched the whole course without a break.
Likes both photographers very much and the explanations were fantastic.
I will also look at the other courses.
You can always find very good videos on You Tube, but not everything is always explained there. There are only a few who really master the subject of light.
Thank you Profoto
Meet the teacher
Audrey Woulard
Chicago-based Audrey is famous for her portraits of teens and tweens in urban environments, and has had her images published in a wide range of magazines. Going from only using natural sunlight, to using the natural-looking light from Profoto, she is now teaching professional photographers all around the world about her techniques and how to use created light in an easy way.
Meet the teacher
Audrey Woulard
Chicago-based Audrey is famous for her portraits of teens and tweens in urban environments, and has had her images published in a wide range of magazines. Going from only using natural sunlight, to using the natural-looking light from Profoto, she is now teaching professional photographers all around the world about her techniques and how to use created light in an easy way.
Meet the teacher
David Bicho
A highly experienced photographer, David has shot everything from Hollywood celebrities to high end Profoto products, as well as producing award-winning magazine covers. He’s also trained hundreds of professional photographers in advanced studio lighting and lectured thousands of semi-professional amateurs. Renowned for his witty and inspiring teaching style, David brings his knowledge and passion to Profoto Academy.
Meet the teacher
David Bicho
A highly experienced photographer, David has shot everything from Hollywood celebrities to high end Profoto products, as well as producing award-winning magazine covers. He’s also trained hundreds of professional photographers in advanced studio lighting and lectured thousands of semi-professional amateurs. Renowned for his witty and inspiring teaching style, David brings his knowledge and passion to Profoto Academy.
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A series consists of two or more courses from the same photographer. If you buy a series, you will benefit from a bundled offer for the entire package. Also, when you complete a series, you’ll receive personal feedback from one of our instructors and become a Certified Light Shaper.
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Really simple and well explained. Love it!
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I found the mix of practical demonstrations on the street with live models combined with the technical explanations in studio was very helpful.
Love the flow of presentation and explanation.
interessting
I like most adult learners, can’t get past a few minutes before we zone out. Thank you for the great way of getting to the point of instruction and bringing facts and techniques without all the fluff.
Really great, Good idea to separate technic explainations by David Bicho and The tyrue life with Audrey Woulard.
Perhaps more about Flash Settings and also which umbrella and the exact position of the Flash towards the Model in all Terms( Height, Angle etc.)Also I am shooting normally only available with available Light.How to get an Effect when shooting not in the Shadow but with the Light to get more Crispness but without seeing that a Flash was used.
i don't like it
Fantastic!
It's a little too basic. I'm a little bit disappointed. I mean it's ok to refresh this basic concepts but I was expecting something little bit more advanced. Also the teacher (Audrey) is super cheesy. Thumbs up for David as always!
I think it would have been an added benefit to have a PDF download after the course listing the hardware, the lighting distance, height and the size of the umbrella. The course overall was very good.
Great Commercial, But not worth the money for the course.
I would like a little more information about the camera settings and how you light the flashes, we see and hear a lot about where you put the lights, colors etcetera. But we see and hear too little about setting on the camera itself and how they work with the flash units. I use an XT3 myself and have bought a B10, I don't know how to use it when I see the video. But I do notice that I get inspired by the videos and I think that's a good thing.
Big greetings,
Raynaud from the Netherlands
Dieser Kurs war ansich nicht schlecht, für das Geld finde ich Ihn jedoch etwas kurz und zu wenig gefüllt mit Informationen. Bedenkt man dass man "nur" einen Aufsteckblitz gekauft hat der jedoch sehr preisintensiv ist hätte es da durchaus etwas mehr sein können. Sonst bin ich aber mit dem Produkt zufrieden.
Nice, quite useful but so short. I would like longer one
Awesome class. I see white balance and gels in a different light now :)
Loved it! Explained simply with great visuals. Thank you!
Really nice tips and tricks. Not overwhelmingly mutch, just enough to actually try this out. Thank You!
Awesome tips!
Honestly I expected more from a 60 dollar course. In my opinion it is far too short and quite basic. Because of the high standard of the Profoto products I expected an equal course, alas it feels like a waste of money to me.
Very basic information on the course and I thought that the technical side will go more in-depth. Like previous courses.
The course was too short for $65. Most of the information covered can be view from many sources for free.
Wonderful concise class, tons of information packed in. Looking forward to trying the techniques.
well, expected more detailed info
It was a little basic and repeated some of the material in the other videos. I felt this was not worth $65.
Too simple and basic. Repeats a lot of material form other courses. Waste of money.