PHOTIGY WORKSHOP
Creative Knife Photography:
Photigy Workshop
Master the art of photographing knives with precision and drama! Learn to light blades flawlessly, highlight intricate details, and add creative effects like smoke and fire.
From shooting to post-production, this workshop will equip you with the skills to craft stunning, portfolio-worthy images that stand out. Perfect for product photographers and knife enthusiasts alike!
Course Curriculum
The course includes 2 modules and 7 video lessons.
Part 1: Shooting
01
Understanding how to set up lighting
Alex explains how to evaluate your shooting subject and estimate what lighting and light modifiers will be necessary for the photo-shoot.
02
Building stange & lighting setup
Learn how to build the stage for this knife and set up the lighting, adding each light source one by one.
Understanding why Alex was using specific light modifiers.
03
Shooting Various Knives Creatively
Learn the difference in lighting for different types of knifes. Flat knives will require specific changes in the lighting, and Alex demonstrates how and why it should be done.
Add smoke to the scene for dramatic effect - DONE!
04
Top-down shot on a white background
This lesson covers a shot of e-comemrce placements, such as Amazon or other marketplaces where the subject should be photographed on a white background.
2 Different knives were photographed.
Part 2: Post-Production
In this section, you will learn how to process RAW images in Adobe Photoshop
05
Part 1
In this post-production lesson, Alex demonstrated how to combine several RAW images into one, making the perfect composite image.
06
Part 2
In Part 2 of this post-production lesson, you will learn how to clean and restore various surfaces (some heavily damaged by wear and tear) using new AI tools in Adobe Photoshop.
07
Part 3
In Part 3, learn about the final adjustments to the image, finalizing the post-production.
Alex Koloskov
The founder and instructor of the largest online school for product photographers, Photigy.com – we teach over 70,000 photographers worldwide.
Alex is one of the world's best commercial advertising photographers, co-founder and teacher at Photigy.com, an instructor at KelbyOne.com and Udemy.com
He is the man behind Photigy’s most popular courses and a tireless idea generator.
⭐⭐⭐ PROFESSIONAL SERIES
Creative Knife Photography
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Alex Koloskov
President, Photigy School Of Photography
F.A.Q
What you need to know about the workshop:
1. Do I need advanced photography skills for this workshop?
Not at all! This workshop is designed for both beginners and experienced photographers. We’ll guide you through every step, from lighting basics to advanced effects, so you can follow along at your own pace.
2. Is post-production software required?
Yes, we recommend Adobe Photoshop for post-production. However, we’ll cover beginner-friendly editing techniques and include downloadable presets to help you achieve professional results, even if you’re new to retouching.
3. How can I access this workshop?
This workshop is included in the VIP Subscription and Pro Club Membership! If you’re a member, you’ll get full access to this workshop along with other advanced courses, challenges, and resources. Not a member yet? Join now to unlock everything!
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