Lessons: 22Length: 2.3 hours
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2.2 Exposure
The stock camera app for iPhones is fine for snapping pics when you’re out and about, but you are going to have more flexibility with an app that lets you control the exposure manually. In this lesson you will learn how that works and why it is important.
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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
