Photography: Master Rembrandt Lighting
Original price was: $84.99.$14.99Current price is: $14.99.
What you’ll learn
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Light subjects to get perfect Rembrandt Light
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Create high key portraits that have perfect backgrounds and flawless light
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Coach subjects into the perfect position to take years off their images
Create elegantly Rembrandt portraits and learn how to use studio lighting. Studio lighting is a powerful tool that confuses most photographers. Join the ranks of elite photographers as you learn to use studio lighting to create stunning photos. This course features real studio sessions, step-by-step instruction, easy to follow content, raw images, camera settings explained, light settings explained, and a simple to use how-to guide on where to place your lights.
Learn Studio Portraits in This Comprehensive Course.
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Master your off camera flash system
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Change the game once you learn how small adjustments have big impacts on your images
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Use tricks to cut down your editing time and increase your quality
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Express yourself and create timeless images
Clever tips and tricks to improve your photography
Move past the basics and dive into off camera flash and light modifiers so you can get the most from your images. Don’t be frustrated with your results for one more day.
Most photographers struggle with the small adjustments and pro secrets you’ll discover that unlock Rembrandt lighting and pro head shots. Once you see these simple systems of lighting and posing you’ll see photography in a new light.
Content and Overview
Suitable for intermediate and advanced photographers, in this course you’ll learn the nuts and bolts of Rembrandt lighting and high key portraits as well as portrait photography editing. You’ll build a powerful repertoire as a photographer that will open doors for you in the future.
Starting with a practical application section of lighting, posing, editing, and working with clients, you’ll move to key theory lessons and some practical examples.
You will have the skills to setup, shoot, edit, and professionally deliver portraits when the course is complete.
Then, put your skills to use as we enjoy a monthly photo contest where you can enjoy other students’ work, learn from their images, ask questions, and have a chance to win your first photo contest while you cheer on your fellow students.
Complete with comprehensive examples, tutorials, tips, and tricks and of course the instructor is there to answer any questions along the way.
Who this course is for:
- Photographers who have or want to learn off camera flash to produce Rembrandt light and high key head shots. Photographers who want to learn to make subjects look their best and take years off their portraits.
12 reviews for Photography: Master Rembrandt Lighting
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Original price was: $84.99.$14.99Current price is: $14.99.
Al –
Best training I have seen demonstrating Rembrandt Lighting
Kelley Hocking –
I really enjoyed this course and learned so much. The instructor, John was very careful in explaining each and every detail. The Classic Rembrandt shadow and the small adjustments to lighting were very interesting. The wording at the bottom of the video really helped with my note taking and I also really enjoyed the pro-tips, esp. the “head forward and down.” I will definitely be checking out other courses taught by John Haase!
James McKinnon –
I felt the course was very focused and the end result was just what I was looking for.
Day’ton Capers –
Explains the why, concise but still has enough information for you to get it. Takes time to demonstrate everything he says, but does not make it long and drawn out.
John Beecroft –
Another excellent presentation from John. Well presented and welcome the tips and little gems of information that you won’t find in other learning material.
Janlet Minor –
Even when I liked the Rembrandt lighting lectures, I have couple of comments on the course:
1. I found, with the exception of the Rembrandt part, that 30-40% of the material is a duplication from the course “Portrait photography – Shoot amazing headshots…”
2. The male model as in the “Portrait photography – shoot amazing headshots…” DOES NOT looks natural neither he looks nice in any of his poses and photos. More than look flatered he looks funny, unnatural and always posed. Your female models do a better job modeling.
Because of this I whould have to rate the course as a three and would rather recommend “Portrait photography – shoot amazing headshots…” to anyone as a 5 stars.
thanks,
Janlet
Benny Lavér –
Using translate google then the scripting language is not quite easy for me☺️️
I give the highest grade for the course because it gave me good insight into the lighting for this type of motif.
The course leader is absolutely superb with confidence-intensive intentions and nice personality. It really feels that he offers his knowledge, thank you!
Eugene Szolis –
I studied this many years ago during the film photography era so I had some knowledge of the subject. I found this to be informative and garnered some new insights beyond just a refresher in terms of the lighting, set-ups and adjustments to the lighting. The segments that covered retouching were somewhat more abstruse, perhaps due to my film background, but I think he runs through techniques a bit fast. This is possibly due to an expectation of more familiarity with the programs, tools, techniques etc. on the instructors part. (Not altogether unreasonable) I kind of skipped over those and concentrated on the lighting segments.
Christian Link –
good examples, easy to understand (Part I)
I would have preferred tethered shooting inPart II because the photos had just been shown “a second” and no chance to compare the different results…Part II seems to be done in a hurry…
Damien Hennessy –
While the instructor is knowledgeable about the subject matter and the content delivery is moderately engaging. Unless you have access to a large portion of the equipment, it would hard to replicate the lighting effects without being fairly creative with your own equipment and gear. Perhaps having a module on low budget equipment or the creative use of limited resources would be a thing to consider? The resources provided within the course leave quite a bit to be desired. Most resources are simply ‘copy and paste’ links to websites that either don’t work or you are directed to a website that sells the product and/or software.
It’s been awhile since the course has been updated and at this stage of the review, I would give it a pass.
Tom Jones –
I’m learning a lot about light placement for Rembrandt lighting! I’ve read books, but this is a lot clearer.
Nancy Kling –
excellent teacher!!