Lessons: 22Length: 2.3 hours
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2.3 Dynamic Range
It is important to understand that iPhones record a limited dynamic range photo compared to a camera with a newer, larger sensor. In this lesson you will learn why that is important to know when lighting your image and how to get the most with the phone's limitations.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:43
1.1
Introduction
01:43
1.2What You Need05:41
1.2
What You Need
05:41
2.The Camera
2.1Which iPhone?02:24
2.1
Which iPhone?
02:24
2.2Exposure05:51
2.2
Exposure
05:51
2.3Dynamic Range04:19
2.3
Dynamic Range
04:19
2.4Photo File Formats02:47
2.4
Photo File Formats
02:47
3.Gear
3.1Phone Mount06:39
3.1
Phone Mount
06:39
3.2Tripods03:21
3.2
Tripods
03:21
3.3Lighting05:39
3.3
Lighting
05:39
3.4DIY Lighting Mount04:48
3.4
DIY Lighting Mount
04:48
4.Example Product Shots on White
4.1Basic White Setup10:05
4.1
Basic White Setup
10:05
4.2645 Pro Features07:26
4.2
645 Pro Features
07:26
4.3Basic White: Lens10:59
4.3
Basic White: Lens
10:59
4.4Basic White: Necklace04:43
4.4
Basic White: Necklace
04:43
4.5Basic White Post-Production: Lens09:32
4.5
Basic White Post-Production: Lens
09:32
4.6Basic White Post-Production: Necklace06:08
4.6
Basic White Post-Production: Necklace
06:08
5.Example Product Shot on Black
5.1Basic Dark Setup08:46
5.1
Basic Dark Setup
08:46
5.2Basic Dark Shoot: Multitool07:51
5.2
Basic Dark Shoot: Multitool
07:51
5.3Basic Dark Shoot: Pocket Watch10:44
5.3
Basic Dark Shoot: Pocket Watch
10:44
5.4Basic Dark Post-Production: Multitool10:25
5.4
Basic Dark Post-Production: Multitool
10:25
5.5Basic Dark Post-Production: Pocket Watch07:26
5.5
Basic Dark Post-Production: Pocket Watch
07:26
6.Conclusion
6.1Conclusion02:18
6.1
Conclusion
02:18
