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Click here to subscribe to our workshop mailing list, and stay informed on our future events.  January 29 & 30th @ Studio212 in Metuchen, NJ. A comprehensive two day course taught by NYC's fashion and beauty photographer and Canon's "Explorer of Light" and "Printmaster" - Stephen Eastwood. This intense "bootcamp" style workshop will cover the steps necessary to create high quality magazine ready images. From preliminary steps like how to pick the right model and crew, to diagrams and lighting setups, to image selection and retouching - everything is covered. Ample shooting time is included so you can take all this newly learned theory and apply it into practice with Stephen's supervision and help. For Curriculum and Schedule, Pricing and Booking Info and the rest of the details - please visit our master thread on stepheneastwood.com. Dec 04 10 06:55 pm Link Dec 04 10 06:56 pm Link one in... welcome back Larry  Dec 04 10 08:25 pm Link one more in... welcome Dave Dec 04 10 09:01 pm Link This is going to be one AWESOME event.! Dec 05 10 06:53 am Link Eugene Lipkin wrote: oh yeah Dec 05 10 08:11 am Link one more in... welcome back Max Dec 05 10 08:11 am Link one more in... welcome back Bill Dec 05 10 09:22 am Link one more in... welcome back Tony Dec 05 10 02:37 pm Link Dec 06 10 09:04 am Link I have a curriculum planned, but if there is anything specific you want to learn or focus on, throw it out there and I will see if its already planned or can be incorporated in. The retouching section is not beginner PS, its slightly more advanced, and assumes you know the basics of adjustment layers and masking. Stephen Eastwood Http://www.StephenEastwood.com Dec 07 10 10:12 am Link bumparoni Dec 08 10 05:55 am Link Already setting up the lighting schemes and starting on some lighting diagrams. Anyone have a good lighting diagram program, mine never seems to have what I want... Stephen Eastwood http://www.StephenEastwood.com Dec 09 10 02:13 pm Link with the last of the smaller shootouts behind us, the full focus is now on this workshop... if you guys have any ideas or specific things you want covered, speak up now... Dec 13 10 06:34 am Link one more in... welcome back Steven Dec 13 10 03:35 pm Link Dec 15 10 11:27 am Link Several people asked me What to bring: So far this is my list: I recommend a Camera (DSLR, 35mm, or medium format) Media Cards or film, a means to connect to either a standard hotshoe, or pc sync to connect to strobes (Sony/Minolta cameras may need a hotshoe adapter or pc sync) Lens can be any range, but on a standard 35mm FF format I suggest a 70-200mm equivalent, though some may want wider, so a range of 24-300mm would all be workable. Possibly a Camera manual or good working knowledge of your camera body, settings and menu including white balance custom settings. Lighting is supplied A computer is useful, but not totally required. A harddrive to back up is advisable. To follow along Adobe Photoshop would be most helpful, CS5 preferred, but any version can do. To have a portfolio reviewed: a PC compatible DVD/CD/CF/SD/Flashdrive with up to 15 images in JPG format Or hard copy printed book. Pen/Pencil and paper if you are a notetaker. I also recommend that everyone download adobe DNG converter to be able to utilize and convert any raw files that come from cameras other than your own. http://www.adobe.com/products/dng/ Stephen Eastwood http://www.StephenEastwood.com Dec 17 10 10:48 am Link Some info maybe on location photography would be cool, mixing different lighting types, manipulating white balance and manipulating ambient light... The 5 Exposure Variables: Shutter Speed Aperture Flash Power Flash to Subject Distance ISO Thanks.... Dec 19 10 08:48 pm Link Steven Paul Photography wrote: yes, that can all be covered fairly easily, understanding and utilizing is another story, but explaining in simple language when, where, how, and why to do those things is not that complicated. Dec 20 10 05:39 pm Link Dec 24 10 10:56 am Link one more in... welcome Paul... Dec 30 10 09:10 am Link PashaPhoto wrote: welcome Paul!!! Jan 01 11 08:51 am Link Jan 14 11 11:44 am Link Jan 20 11 09:28 am Link Jan 22 11 09:28 am Link Hey everyone, even with the snow, this is going to be a HOT workshop! We have lined up some great models! For the demo model, who is also going to be available for the first day of atendee shooting we have one of my alltime most versatile models Julia! Julia has been my main go to model for years, she has been the model I use for Canon more than anyone else, many of you may recognize her from several years of Canon brochures from printers to 1DS models, she was the cover of Canons first distributer publication "Canon Connection" and is still on display at most all Canon tradeshows! I have used her for covers and editorials as well as ad campaigns! She is a cross over Fashion and Beauty model and will be a joy to work with on this! here are the few shots I grabbed from my screensaver and put up so you have an idea of how versatile she is http://www.PhotographersPortfolio.com/julia Paul will announce the other models we have lined up soon. I am looking forward to this!!!! Stephen Eastwood http://www.StephenEastwood.com Jan 26 11 09:26 pm Link StephenEastwood wrote: so am i Jan 27 11 08:02 am Link quick lineup change... Kashmir can't make it, and was replaced by Anelisa - https://www.modelmayhem.com/678406 other than that, everything else is all ready to go, and i'll see everyone tomorrow morning Jan 28 11 08:25 pm Link At first I thought this was a model boot camp lol :>> How funny :> This looks great! Jan 29 11 07:39 am Link I had a Blast! Here is the first sample I grabbed from the set up. Hope you enjoyed and learned something from this bonus setup! Well, other than how to spray a model with cold water   Stephen Eastwood http://www.StephenEastwood.com Jan 31 11 09:31 pm Link yeah i missed this one cause my brothers wife decided to have a baby friday and i got stuck babysitting the other boogers, see you all next time  Jan 31 11 09:37 pm Link |
