Shutter Box Philippines :: Digital Photography and A Whole Lot More

This Lighting for Product Photography course, a specialized commercial photography for small products that will easily fit on a table in a photography studio, discusses in detail photographing and illuminating packaged products for catalog, brochure, poster, publicity kit, manual, print, outdoor, and online ads.

Better product photography in print and web advertisements will translate to higher sales. As a result, commercial advertising photography and catalog product photography are always in demand. As a first step for aspiring product photographers, this course consists of lecture, critiquing and extensive studio sessions.

Emphasis will be given to the following workshop topics:

• Basic equipment for a tabletop studio
• Camera settings
• Controlling light for product photography
• Different lighting techniques
• Using appropriate light based on kind and material of the product

Requirement

• Must have taken the Primer on Lighting workshop or equivalent
• A film-based or digital SLR camera
• Optional: Lens 70mm or longer, tripod, flash exposure meter, IR trigger

Venue
Reading Room of the Filipinas Heritage Library (Makati Avenue, Ayala Triangle, Makati City, across The Peninsula Manila)

Speaker
Jay Alonzo specializes in photographing and lighting people and products. He has shoot products for Abs Bitter Herbs, Burlington, Honda, Pearl Manila, Astoria Plaza, and other clients for various commercial applications.

Fee
Php3,500.00 inclusive of manual, film, products and other props, use of the lighting tools and equipment, and certificate

The number of slots for this workshop is limited. Please confirm your participation on or before September 16 by placing a Php 500.00 partial downpayment (non-refundable). Previous Primer on Lighting class participants will get a 5% discount.

For more details, please call 8921801, email events@filipinaslibrary.org.ph, or visit www.filipinaslibrary.org.ph.

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