Matching Hues Fashion Shoot
Transform your fashion photos by getting creative with colour.
In this fashion photography class, you’ll discover how careful lighting and close attention to detail can turn a ‘good enough’ photo into something really special.
Watch as Karl tests various different outfit and makeup combinations, experimenting with different backgrounds and adjusting his lighting setup until he achieves the result he’s looking for.
The simple tools and techniques you’ll cover in this class will help you take your fashion photography to the next level!
In this class:
- Creative lighting setups for fashion photography
- Fashion photography tips
- Outfit selection for fashion photography
- Lighting modifiers for fashion photography
- How to change your background colour
- Working in Phocus software for simple colour adjustments
- Working with a team for a fashion shoot
If you enjoy this class, check out Sixties Fashion Shoot.
Questions? Please post them in the comments section below.
Comments
Hi Karl, I’m hoping you doing well. I founded the off-voice explanation at the end of the shooting very interesting. I mean all the remarks and feedback of the shooting and the problems you faced gives me confidence.
Have a great day and thank you for all your courses 🙂
Thank you.
Wow, thanks for showing us a great idea like changing the background colour during the photo shoot. Every class gives us a lot of tips. It’s awesome.
Thank you.
this single video alone was worth my subscription to KTE. Thank you!!
Very kind thank you, but plenty more for you to enjoy yet and every month! 🙂
can i use other modifiers to achieve this result?
Hi, there are other parabolic modifiers on the market now, the key to getting the correctly lighting look as this Para 222 is that the modifier is a true parabolic shape and with the same reflective properties. I’m not sure how all the other brands stack up but if the parabolic shape is correct and the size was the same then you would be able to use it in the same way. Light is a physical property so for it to behave in the same way as something else then it has to be reflected, transmitted or controlled in the same way.
Is it possible to change the background from blue to something on the other end of the color wheel, say red? I’ve tried to change white background in a shot to deep red but the outcome is less than ideal. Your change from blue to greenish seems to work easily because the colors are close to each other on the color wheel.
Hi, yes this is possible and there are a number of ways to do it. Please see our previous live shows on colour.