Mastering the Model Shoot 5; Glamour, Light of the old Masters.
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Do you love the light in the paintings from the old masters like Rembrandt or Vermeer, Frans Hals or Jan Steen? What about the B/W photographers in the previous century, like Harcourt, George Hurrell, Henri Cartier-Bresson and Ansel Adams? Their stunning photos are still admired by a lot of people and photographers. Their work is still regularly shown in museums and exhibitions.Â
 Frank's workshop about Classical lighting is always sold out. He gets a lot of questions about this lighting from students who cannot attend the workshops. Which inspired him to make an instructional video about these successful lighting setups. He breaks it down so that It's really not that hard. Â
In this video, Frank shows you how to shoot like the masters using modern techniques and gear. Including, how to meter the light and which light and modifiers to use. He will explain camera settings and of course shows you the results and more examples of photos he already took in this genre. Sometimes with a lot of lights, but mostly with one or two. Additionally, he takes you outside, just using the sun and some cool lenses.Â
In the end, there is a whole extended chapter where he also reveals a few of his secrets for special effects on a budget!
Topics covered are:Â
- How to work with Flags
- Special effect lensesÂ
- How to photograph with blindsÂ
- Classic and vintage lensesÂ
- Storytelling with light setting the moodÂ
- Combining strobes with continuous light
- Tips and tricks from the studio floor Â
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Runtime over 90 minutes
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Glamour : Light of the old masters
The newest addition in our highly successful Mastering the Model Shoot series, is one that you guys have been asking for ever since we started our vlog episodes during this workshop, and I'm very proud to say... "it's available now"
In light of the old masters we take a look at that wonderful and almost magical old fashioned portrait/glamour/fashion shots. How do you create a stunning film noir, detective, film scene look, or an amazing high contrast portrait with total control over lens flare and background. Plus a lot of tips on creating mood and atmosphere with special lenses and techniques that won't break the bank.
Topics include : lens flare, working with flags, total light control, shadow transfers, light falloff, combining strobes with continuous light, metering a scene, creating a soft glow without Photoshop, adding smoke effects without a smoke machine, playing with crystals and prisms, using a tilt lens for awesome effects, using vintage lenses on modern cameras, using only sun light, plus a load of tips and tricks in between.
This is THE video if you also want to control your lighting to make it do what you want!
Level from beginner to advanced (there's something there for everyone)
Runtime app. 90 minutes