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Studio Lighting Basics
Your guide to studio lighting equipment, and how to use it.
From strobes, to soft boxes, light stands, and more. When it comes to studio lighting the gear list goes on and on. In this course we’ll introduced students to the three main types of necessary equipment for any studio. Whether it’s an at-home studio, working on-location, or if you simply want to learn about lights and equipment, this course will teach you what you need to know and sort out the white noise.
The class combines discussion-based learning and studio shooting, allowing you to become more familiar and comfortable using new equipment. The curriculum includes light modifiers and their functions and different lighting setups to make dynamic photos anywhere, anytime.
Topics covered:
Equipment basics: The three types of gear
Lighting fundamentals: Direction and Diffusion
Hands on practice and real time lighting demos
Recommend equipment to get started anywhere
Recommended:
Digital Cameras I or Camera Basics 1-3 Series
Recommended: Flash For Beginners
What To Bring:
DSLR, mirrorless camera, or advanced point-and-shoot with "manual mode." We offer camera rentals for the class here
Notepad and pen/pencil
Price: $175
Level: Intermediate
Duration: 3 hours
Location: Seaport Studio
Class size limit: 6
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