Hi-End Photography Retouching Workshop: Snickers Explosion
Pro Club Workshop #71
High-end photography Retouching: Chocolate Bar
This is a photography tutorial for Pro Club Interactive Education Program, the workshop #71
Your instructors, Alex Koloskov (in-studio shooting) and Artem Pissarevskiy (in-Photoshop retouching) will explain how to set up the whole scene properly. What additional shots you would need to create the final images and, of course, how to put everything together in Photoshop to get a great result. After you have submitted your homework, you will get a professional review from our instructors.
To learn more about other photography tutorials that we have, check out these classes:
- Flying Burger, Pro Club Workshop #68
- Wildberry Splash, Workshop #50
- Dynamic Glass Shot with Splashes, Workshop #49
- Food Photography, Workshop #32
- Best advertising photography images on Pinterest
Deadline for homework submission: 07.08.2019
The date of the live review: 07.11.2019
Note: If you have questions, please ask on the same forum on a sticky Q/A post
Meet your instructors
Alex Koloskov
Alex is one of the worlds best commercial advertising photographers, co-founder, and teacher at Photigy.com
He is also the man behind Photigy’s most popular courses and tireless idea generator
Artem Pissarevskiy
High-end photography Retouching: In Studio Shooting
High-end photography Retouching: Post-production
Before and After Post-Production
BEFORE
AFTER
Student’s Submissions
Homework: Critique and Review
What is name of the mini soft box? I remember Alex talking about it some time ago, don’t remember what name to use to look for one.
Hi Jean, its called boxlite and manufactured by Broncolor
Thank you
What tool is used for the blending at about nine minutes in the video? Can’t see what tool bar on the screen.
It’s just a layer with a regular brush. Painting in the mask
At 25:36 alex moved a reflector, what is the name of the clamp used to stick the paper at the structure of the reflector? i look for it but no way.
Thank’s
Hi there Luca, Alex uses some office paper clamps for this.