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Pro-Level Photography for Graphic Designers

Pro-Level Photography for Graphic Designers

3h 12mBeginner2018-04-06

Authors

Jim Krause

Jim Krause

Designer, Photographer, Illustrator, Writer

Course details

These days, designers are asked to do more: UX, motion, 3D, and, very often, photography. This project-based training course is specifically designed for the creative professional who wants to shoot quality photos for both graphic design jobs and stand-alone photo projects. Designer Jim Krause teaches the basics of photography and takes the everyday designer through a series of projects to get them out of the design studio and into the wild, shooting great photographs. He covers the equipment you'll need to get professional-looking results, lighting techniques, and post-production strategies using tools like Photoshop and Lightroom. Most of all, he offers the encouragement that designers and non-designers alike need to get out there and start taking photographs. With the right mindset, you may never need to buy a stock photo again.

Learning objectives
Equipment for professional photography
Lighting
Shooting indoors and out
Finding themes
Using textures
Photographing products, portraits, landscapes, and architecture
Post-production
Creating a portfolio

Skills covered

Product PhotographyPhotographyOne-Off

Concepts

0. Introduction

  • 01 - Welcome
  • 02 - Getting the most out of this course

1. Equipment

  • 03 - Which cameras and when
  • 04 - Accessories and equipment - What you need and what you don t
  • 05 - What to bring along a sometimes surprising photo shoot take-along list
  • 06 - A smash course in photography basics

2. Projects for Practice

  • 07 - Shooting a window-light still life
  • 08 - Lighting objects directly and with reflection
  • 09 - Great portraits all you need is your camera, a friend, and walking shoes
  • 10 - Photographing in public, without irritating people or breaking laws
  • 11 - A fresh point of view for your next downtown picture-taking field trip
  • 12 - Shooting indoors - ISO, aperture, and other considerations
  • 13 - Big picture - Outdoor photography
  • 14 - The photo opportunities around you
  • 15 - Finding themes in your photos
  • 16 - You can never have enough photographic textures

3. Project-Based Photography

  • 17 - Ultra-quick photo solutions
  • 18 - Capturing product shots for your clients
  • 19 - Shooting natural-looking portraits without a studio
  • 20 - No release forms needed
  • 21 - Architectural and large object shots
  • 22 - Making interior photos look great
  • 23 - Capturing a feature photo - Landscapes and cityscapes
  • 24 - Using detail shoots to fill the spaces in page layouts
  • 25 - Getting it right by doing it wrong
  • 26 - Adding photographic textures to layouts and illustrations

4. Post-Production

  • 27 - Picking winners
  • 28 - Post-production - Making the most of what you ve shot
  • 29 - Practicalities of web and print

5. Marketing Yourself and Expanding Your Skills

  • 30 - Your online portfolio
  • 31 - Great ways to sharpen and expand your photographic know-how

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