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Film and Digital Formats for Creative Fashion Photography

with Emily Soto

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About The Class

Learn the Beauty of Constant Light

All photographers have a specific style of lighting that works for them, depending on the type of image they’re trying to create. Join well-known fashion photographer Emily Soto as she shows you the simplicity and beauty of constant lighting. In this class Emily will share:

  • The range of abilities one has by using one constant light setup 
  • Her various posing techniques 
  • How to mix natural light with constant light 
This class will help you learn how constant light can help elevate the level of your images.  

Topics Covered

Lighting Glamour & Beauty

Lesson Plan

  1. 01

    Class Introduction

     13:54
  2. 02

    Different Mediums & Formats

     16:15
  3. 03

    Live Shoot: Three Light Set Up

     24:05
  4. 04

    Culling: Three Light Set Up

     06:44
  5. 05

    Live Shoot: One Light Set Up

     20:25

Meet Your Expert

Emily Soto

Each image captured by Emily Soto emanates with her distinct visionary and romantic style characterized by a perennial stream of emotively captivating, artistically adept, visual pieces. Based in New York City, Soto is one of the top names requested by ... read more

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71% of students recommend this class.
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  • Veronica

    September 2016

    This was a very interesting class. I love Emily's personal style and I would love to see a 2 or 3 day class by her on Creativelive.
  • Sharon Williams

    Sharon Williams

    February 2019

    This class was a disappointment. I've watched a number of classes from Creative Live and most have been awesome, this was a rare let down. Not only did this class feel like it was promoting brands to the benefit of the teacher, so many things were poorly explained and taught. Maybe it was the design of the class to not truly reveal so much to protect the artists secrets of creation?? Not sure - but Emily did a poor job of fully explaining all aspects and skimmed over details that should not have been missed - from the specifics of film chooses (she did not which year of pack film she uses) to the model of land camera and Canon EOS she uses to the polaroid transfer process - just to list a few. literally none of those things were explained but seem to be the bulk of what actually makes up her work and why someone would want to take a class from her. She also seemed ill prepared for the class. I hope Creative Live makes an effort to create more classes of this nature but that actually do a thorough job of covering the bases.
  • PurpleEyes

    PurpleEyes

    September 2016

    Emily Soto started giving a brief presentation of her work associated with different types of cameras. It was interesting. But it was just too obvious that it was also a "product showcase" showing the owned/sponsored equipments (the "best" part was the backpack designed and presented by her assistant). 35 mins later, the demo shoot finally begins, but again, the "product demo" feeling is just too strong. Quite disappointing for someone who just wants to go to the essence of photography, which was the magical mind behind the expensive equipments, especially when it's the first time I watch a teaching video with Emily Soto. I expected more about her imagination instead of a product showcase.

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