Lessons: 12Length: 1.4 hours
In this course you will learn how to stage, prep, light, and photograph accurate digital reproductions of 2D artwork and photos. First you'll learn how to set up your camera to photograph your art and keep it square. This setup works with many types of cameras. Then you will learn how to use a basic light meter for measuring light on a flat object, how to set your lights to take advantage of the inverse square law for even lighting, and how to use a color checker for perfect color. Finally, you'll learn how to do basic post-processing to finish up your images.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:55
1.1
Introduction
01:55
1.2What You Need09:38
1.2
What You Need
09:38
2.Create Your Rig
2.1Flat and Square07:36
2.1
Flat and Square
07:36
2.2Remote Triggering06:25
2.2
Remote Triggering
06:25
2.3Camera Settings06:41
2.3
Camera Settings
06:41
3.Let There Be Light
3.1Positioning Lights07:37
3.1
Positioning Lights
07:37
3.2Metering05:05
3.2
Metering
05:05
3.3Calibrate the Color02:43
3.3
Calibrate the Color
02:43
4.Adjustments in Post-Processing
4.1Color Calibration in Post06:23
4.1
Color Calibration in Post
06:23
4.2Basic Adjustments10:37
4.2
Basic Adjustments
10:37
4.3Exporting and Organization10:30
4.3
Exporting and Organization
10:30
5.Conclusion
5.1Conclusion08:42
5.1
Conclusion
08:42
