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Bridal preparation - Beauty and street photography
Part 1 of 3 in the Wedding Portraits series
£58.80
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Reviews
Dr Rao
02 April, 2020
how are you able to quick focus on subject while she is moving continuously ?
Robert Luijten
18 February, 2020
Great explanations. Course was easy to follow and helped to improve my workflow.
Zeljko
18 March, 2020
Thanks
Jussara
01 November, 2019
loved all the tips was great look forward to trying them. would like a little more on the settings of the camera
Paul
23 September, 2019
I’m very satisfied with this course. i’ve got some new ideas i can use into my setups.
Fito_roka@hotmail.com
19 September, 2019
Great leasson for use flash in outside, thanks.
Michael Harding
23 October, 2019
Very general. Too vague on details. Post processing section should be removed to a separate course.
armand
17 August, 2019
this is the worst tutorial ever. the guy didn’t explained very well. his images were overexposed on lightroom. honestly this worth just $10 .
Rolf Kaul
26 October, 2018
My everyday life with 100 weddings a year looks different. I shoot similarly, but unfortunately my bridal couples are not always models. Of 100 real brides, maybe 2 can move like that.
Ricky Yunata
10 October, 2018
The tips from Yervant are great, however since it's a Profoto Academy, my objective is to learn more about Profoto products and how it is set up for the photo shoot. It would be great if the settings, distance and positions for lighting is also included.
Meet the teacher
Yervant
Known for his unique ‘Fashion meets Wedding’ signature style, Yervant takes a unique approach to the traditional world of wedding photography. He loves to shoot on the street and in different locations. He is also an experienced speaker at educational workshops in Melbourne, where he is based, as well as other countries around the world.
Meet the teacher
Yervant
Known for his unique ‘Fashion meets Wedding’ signature style, Yervant takes a unique approach to the traditional world of wedding photography. He loves to shoot on the street and in different locations. He is also an experienced speaker at educational workshops in Melbourne, where he is based, as well as other countries around the world.
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great course but wish he had provided more flash settings and camra settings during shoot.
Great education with f stop,ISO & Speed.
additionally to my earlier feedback - it would also be interesting to know how and to what settings Yervant had set his B2 Flash to. :-)
I like how Yervant approaches is shoots. His postproduction workflow is similar to mine. However the check-list at the end of the postproduction workflow part does not mirror what he did in Lightroom. I think it shows his Photoshop process (using Nik-filters etc.). This should either be corrected in the video or - and maybe I have not seen it yet - this part (the photoshop process) should be added to the course or the series. :-)
Perhaps add a video about directing the bride (model)? Yervant seems to have gone into the "Blow-Up" school of directing the model (albeit with more friendliness), but there are more cooperative ways.
Missing the photoshop part for me ... :/