About This Course
Free International Webinar – 1937
Institute of Global Professionals – IGP
Topic –Art of Food Styling
Date: 10.12.2023 (10TH December 2023)
Time: 2 PM Bangladesh Standard Time.
E-Certificate (soft copy) will be provided to all the active participants.
We have invited distinguished speakers engaged in this domain to deliver a talk in the webinar.
We eagerly await your participation in the Webinar.
Learning Objectives
Master the art of controlling your camera settings for creating captivating food photos.
Achieve balanced exposure for professional-looking product photos by utilizing manual mode and the exposure triangle.
Switch from shooting all "AUTO" to manual, easing into it by mastering the exposure triangle.
Identify the best camera mode for optimal results in food photography.
Determine the appropriate aperture for various food photography scenarios.
Select the ideal shutter speed to capture or manipulate motion in food photography.
Adjust ISO settings to control light in food photography.
Analyze how lens choice affects camera settings in food photography.
Understand how the distance from the subject influences camera settings in food photography.
Control depth of field in food photography by applying appropriate aperture settings.
Learn techniques to freeze or blur motion in food photography using shutter speed.
Explore different light sources to create diverse moods and vibes in food photos.
Utilize household items as light modifiers to enhance product photos.
Photograph various food items, including fruits, vegetables, pastries, cakes, cupcakes, salads, and pasta.
Apply long-standing composition rules and guides to create impactful food photos.
Understand visual perception and create photos that connect with your audience.
Utilize lines, shapes, and patterns in product photography for enhanced visuals.
Properly crop and frame your product photos for maximum visual impact.
Choose the best orientation and angle to showcase the food effectively.
Understand the importance of prop styling and its role in food photography.
Recognize storytelling as the key ingredient in effective prop styling.
Adopt best practices in planning for a food photoshoot.
Grasp the significance of food styling and its impact on food photography.
Incorporate tips and best practices when sourcing food photography props.
Learn styling tips and techniques from actual food styling demos for different themes and vibes.
Master a basic photo editing workflow for achieving a fabulous final look.
Edit light and airy, dark and moody, and bright and colorful food photos effectively.
Material Includes
- 2/3 Hours on Demand Live Video
- Downloadable Class Materials
- Full Lifetime Access
- Access on Any Device
- Certificate of Completion
- Live Quiz Completion Certificate
Requirements
- — Certificate Instructions —
- Step 1 - Enrol for Webinar / Course (Email Notification)
- Step 2 - Before Webinar, We will notify / remind you in your Registered Email. (Email Notification)
- Step 3 - Join Session in Live or Recorded Session (Website only)
- Step 4 - After Watching / Completing Part 1 (Video Session) Click Mark as Complete
- Step 5 - Learning Test (Quiz). Passing Mark 80%Failed
- Step 6 - If passed, back to the Course Again to download Your Certificate. If Retake the Quiz.
- Step 7 - Download Your Certificate in PDF / JPG (Email Notification)
Target Audience
- Food Lovers
- Anyone Who Wants to Shoot Professional Food Photos at Home or Restaurants
- Food Bloggers
- Recipe Developers
- Small Business Owners
- Anyone Who Wants to Improve Their Social Media Food Photos
- Home Cooks
- Anyone Who Don’t Have Technical Knowledge Using Camera or Lights
- Social Media Influencers
- Aspiring Photographers
Curriculum
1 Lesson3h
Art of Food Styling
Session 1 – Video Part
Session 2 – Learning Test
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Material Includes
- 2/3 Hours on Demand Live Video
- Downloadable Class Materials
- Full Lifetime Access
- Access on Any Device
- Certificate of Completion
- Live Quiz Completion Certificate
