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Product Photography: Arrangement & Retouching
Rated 4.8 out of 5
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- 55 Total Videos
- 20.0 Hours
- 30-Day Satisfaction
- RAW Practice Files Included
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Product photography is a mainstay for many studios. Tony Roslund gives a thorough understanding of photographing products for catalogs, editorial use, small business and large commercial clients. This tutorial covers all the equipment, cameras, lenses, lighting, modifiers and other essential tools on set that you need to create images to move your product or service. With 12 different photo shoots you will see all of this equipment in action. Tony divides his product photography course into four different types of photography: Catalog Photography, Editorial Photography, Small Business, Startup Photography, and Big-Budget Advertising Photography. Tony's years of experience show how to build a product portfolio, attract new clients, and win bigger jobs. Whether you are an experienced pro or just learning about photography, this course will teach you how to be a successful product photographer.
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Product Photography: Arrangement & Retouching
Rated 4.8 out of 5
Regular price
$ 79.00
Sale price
$ 199.00
Unit price
per
Looking to up your product photography game? This tutorial will take you through the fundamentals of shooting catalog, editorial, small business, and commercial work - with 20+ hours of content across 11 photoshoots. You'll learn about the challenges each type of photography presents and best practices for getting the most out of your shoots. So whether you're just starting out or looking to improve your skills, this tutorial has something for everyone.
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The purchase of this tutorial includes all video files in 1080p format for Mac or PC with lifetime access. You can download all the files to your computer and own forever, or log into the PRO EDU Learn Platform to view, download offline to our family of apps, and stream from any device with unlimited access.
After purchase, this will become available to stream, download, and view in your PRO EDU Learn Account HERE. , or viewed on the Learn site here: https://learn.proedu.com/product-photography-with-tony-roslund
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You will have 2 options to download this course. After purchase , download links will be sent to your email address in a series of 2GB .zip files. In addition you can stream files individually or download files individually from the PRO EDU Learn Platform page, found in your account settings.
If you aren't happy with your purchase at any time within the first 30 days, you can exchange the product for store credit. Email us at support@proedu.com and we'd be happy to make a recommendation. You can also apply your purchase in the first 30 days towards the PRO PLAN and apply what you spent to the Annual PRO PLAN if you would like to upgrade.
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IT DOESN'T HAVE TO BE SO HARD
Product photography is a complex task that requires lots of practice and patience. There are many tutorials out there on how to take good product photos, but they're often too basic or too advanced for the beginner photographer. They don't teach you everything you need to know about shooting catalog, editorial, small business, and commercial work. This tutorial will take you through every aspect of product photography from beginning to end - including camera settings, lighting setup, posing models/clothing/props etc., post-processing in Photoshop (or similar software).
LEARN EVERY KIND OF PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY
Do you want to improve your product photography? You'll learn the fundamentals of shooting catalog, editorial, small business and commercial work - with 20+ hours of content across 11 photoshoots. You'll also learn about the challenges each type of photography presents and best practices for getting the most out of your shoots.
ADD PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY TO YOUR SKILLSET
Product photography is a mainstay for many studios. Tony Roslund gives a thorough understanding of photographing products for catalogs, editorial use, small business and large commercial clients. Covered here is all the equipment, cameras, lenses, lighting, modifiers and other essential tools on 12 different photoshoots!
About Tony Roslund
Tony Roslund is a third-generation photographer who grew up in the family's studios and labs of Northern Virginia. Tony started shooting in the days of film and worked as the photographer for his high school yearbook, not only creating all the images, but also processing everything nightly in his father’s lab. His after school job was also in the studio and lab where he assisted customers, processed film, and printed proofs. A few years after high school, Tony enlisted in the US Navy pursuing a career with the Navy SEALs. Unfortunately he was injured in Hell Week and declined to continue training. Coming full-circle after the military Tony picked up the family craft once again, this time with digital, and started his professional career as a photographer. First with portraits, and eventually moving into commercial product photography.