The duration of the lesson is 1 hour and 50 minutes.
At the lesson, using the example of our product (ring), we will show how to retouch jewelry end-to-end up to the high-end level, including with the rendering of highlights.
A ready-made tif layered project is attached to the lesson.
As a bonus, the lesson shows some of the features of necklace retouching.
The cost of a short lesson: $ 300.
We can record a personal retouching lesson for one of your jewelry – in this case, the cost of the lesson will be $ 350, and the preparation period will be 10 days.
In addition to the short retouching lessons, you can purchase:
- Answers to questions in writing based on the materials of the purchased lesson within 30 days after the purchase of the short lesson – $ 50;
2. Video analysis of your home work (you will be given a photo (or you can choose any of your own) for self-retouching, the results of which will be carefully learned by our teachers and will make a detailed analysis of errors, give their recommendations) – $ 100.
The deadline for the preparation of additional materials may be up to 10 days after the referral.If you immediately decide to buy a course with answers to questions and analysis of your homework, then the package price will be $ 430
On the record, using the example of our product (ring), we will show you how to retouch a jewelry item from start to finish at the level you choose – simple, detailed or high-end.
simple retouching – $ 30;
(duration 15-20 minutes)
detailed retouching – $ 50;
(duration 25-45 minutes)
high-end retouching – $ 100
(duration 45 minutes - 1 hour 30 minutes)
6 modules in the recording
Guidance materials
(actions, ready-made tif project in layers)
Additional materials:
6 modules
9 hours in the record
1 hour analysis of homework
6 hours of practical demonstrations
What types of content may you need?
The perfect photo of a jewelry item
The laws of composition in jewelry shooting
Shooting with improvised means: what can be done without equipment.
Features of shooting on the phone
Expanding the capabilities of the phone
Practical life hacks for working with light when shooting jewelry
The minimum set for shooting, accessories from improvised means
Analysis of demonstrations
What equipment is needed for what
Selection of equipment depending on the task
The optimal set of equipment for comfortable shooting
Planning the shooting space
Programs for shooting
Working with natural light
Shooting with a flashlight
Shooting with table lamps
Shooting for Instagram using equipment
A list of equipment for comfortable shooting of jewelry
An estimate for a standard set of equipment for object photography of jewelry
A list of equipment for comfortable jewelry shooting
An estimate for a standard set of equipment for subject shooting of jewelry
Decision making: what to shoot yourself, and what to give away for a contract
Development of technical specifications (terms of reference)
Principles of working with light and their use for shooting jewelry
What operations are performed during retouching
What really makes sense to do when processing, and what a photographer should do
Excess retouching or how to preserve the product’s naturalness during processing
How to develop your own style
Setting up the production process in the company using the example of the processes of the Light Catchers company
Trade-offs as a result to optimize costs
Ways to optimize the production process to reduce cost and improve the quality of the final product
Developing a photographer’s guide
Tracking of performers
What types of content may you need?
Effective organization and carrying out thematic shootings (subject-based, model— based — for social networks and advertising)
Light schemes in jewelry photo shoot
Shooting in a lightcube
Organization of the shooting space
Different ways of fastening jewelry items
Catalog shooting on stream
A list of equipment for comfortable jewelry shooting
An estimate for a standard set of equipment for subject shooting of jewelry
Technical specification template
Checklist for tracking performers
