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Must-Have Bridal Portraits We are going to take every bit of guidance we have given you in regards to posing and composition and apply them to our bridal portraits. Although having a set list of shots sometimes strips away the…
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Wedding Workshop Three | Photographing The Bride
- 1.1 Trailer 1M 28S
- 1.2 Introduction To Photographing The Bride
- 1.3 General Goals When Photographing The Bride & Bridesmaids
- 1.4 Our Three Favorite Lenses for Bridal Portraits/Prep
- 1.5 Three More Honorable Lens Mentions For Bridal Portraits/Prep
- 1.6 Our Favorite Creative Shooting Accessories When Photographing The...
- 1.7 Must-Have Lighting Gear For Bridal Portraits & Prep
- 1.8 Specialty Lighting Gear for Lead Shooters
- 1.9 Our Second & Lead Shooter Gear Guide
- 1.10 8 Tips for Prepping to Photograph The Bride
- 1.11 The Complete Bride & Bridesmaids Shot List
- 2.1 10 Tips On Photographing The Bride's Details - Must Haves & More
- 2.2 Two More Tips For Photographing Bridal Details
- 2.3 Photographing The Bride's Details | Stylized Bridal Shoot
- 2.4 Photographing The Bride's Details - High Key Lighting | Stylized...
- 2.5 Photographing The Bride's Dress | Stylized Bridal Shoot
- 3.1 7 Tips for Bridal Makeup Photos
- 3.2 Setting Up the Scene & Determining Your Lighting Setup
- 3.3 Bride Prep Photos - Classic Style
- 3.4 Bride Prep Photos - Artistic Style (Using Hairspray)
- 3.5 Bride Prep Photos - Artistic Style (Using Reflections)
- 3.6 Post Bridal Makeup Photos - Robe Portraits
- 4.1 Bride Posing Guide
- 4.2 Standing Posing Demo for Bride/Women
- 4.3 Sitting Posing Demo for Bride/Women
- 4.4 Case Study: 3-Point Check from Roberto Valenzuela
- 5.1 Must-Have Bridal Portraits
- 5.2 Full Length Bridal Portraits
- 5.3 Medium Length Bridal Portraits
- 5.4 Journalistic, Environmental Bridal Portraits
- 5.5 Photographing The Bride with Her Veil
- 5.6 Standard Bridal Portraits
- 5.7 Beauty Bridal Portraits
- 5.8 Sitting Bridal Portraits
- 5.9 Outdoor Beach Golden Hour Bridal Portraits
- 6.1 Bride & Bridal Party Getting Ready Photos
- 6.2 Stepping Into the Dress
- 6.3 Bridal Party Portraits
- 6.4 Putting on the Shoes
- 6.5 Writing of the Vows/Card
- 6.6 Opening the Groom's Gift
- 6.7 Bridal Party Toasts and Gifts
- 6.8 Post Bridal Party Scene Analysis
- 7.1 Bridal Party Portraits
- 7.2 Must Have Bridal Party Portraits
- 7.3 Couture/Editorial Bridal Party Portraits
- 7.4 Intro to Outdoor Bridal Party Portraits
- 7.5 Outdoor Golden Hour Bridal Party Portraits
- 7.6 Outdoor Golden Hour Bridal Portraits
- 7.7 Post Scene Analysis
- 8.1 Bad Prep Room? Avoid it!
- 8.2 Bad Prep Room? Light It & Tight It!
- 8.3 Find A Better Angle or Crop In
- 8.4 Use Every Minute, Even If It's Just One
- 8.5 Six Reasons Why We Love Editorial Portraits
- 8.6 Poses & Lighting Will Be Your Savior
- 8.7 Be Culturally Cognizant
- 10.1 Introduction to Bride Prep Post-Production
- 10.2 Keywording Your Wedding Catalog In Lightroom
- 10.3 Culling in Lightroom Pt. 1
- 10.4 Culling in Lightroom Pt. 2
- 10.5 Culling in Lightroom Pt. 3
- 10.6 Culling in Lightroom Pt. 4
- 10.7 Creating Signature Presets for Indoor Scenes
- 10.8 Lightroom RAW Processing I - The Details
- 10.9 Lightroom Raw Processing II - Bride Prep
- 10.10 Ninja Attack Interlude
- 10.11 Lightroom RAW Processing III - Bridal Portraits
- 10.12 Lightroom RAW Processing IV - Gift Exchange
- 10.13 Lightroom RAW Processing V - Champagne Toasts
- 10.14 Lightroom RAW Processing VI - Bridal Party Gifts
- 10.15 Lightroom RAW Processing VII - Getting Ready
- 10.16 Lightroom RAW Processing VIII - Bridal Party Portraits
- 10.17 Lightroom RAW Processing IX - Editorial Bridal Party Portraits
- 10.18 Lightroom RAW Processing X - Beach Bridal Party
- 10.19 Creating a Signature Preset for Outdoor Scenes
- 10.20 Lightroom Raw Processing XI - Beach Bridal Portraits
- 10.21 Photoshop For Bride Prep - Flyaway Hairs
- 10.22 Photoshop - The Reflection Shot
- 10.23 Lightroom Enhancing & Retouching for Bridal Portraits
- 10.24 Lightroom & Photoshop - Removing Unwanted BG Elements
- 10.25 Photoshop Hair and Flyaway Retouching
- 10.26 Photoshop Enlargement Sharpening
- 10.27 Lightroom HSL Adjustment
- 10.28 Photoshop Liquify
- 10.29 Content Aware Retouching in Photoshop
- 10.30 Black and White Edits in Lightroom
- 10.31 Full Photoshop Retouch
Total Course Run Time 14H 29M 11S
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Giorgio Zambonii see that you shoot a lot with 1.4 aperture. I have a nikon d750 and 35-50-85mm 1.4 nikon lens but i’m pretty scared to shoot at that aperture :D for a 3/4 standard portrait and full length, where is your focus point at f1.4? On her eyes?
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i see that you shoot a lot with 1.4 aperture. I have a nikon d750 and 35-50-85mm 1.4 nikon lens but i’m pretty scared to shoot at that aperture :D for a 3/4 standard portrait and full length, where is your focus point at f1.4? On her eyes?