
Want to know how to photograph your creations to make them stand out? Martí Sans, also known as studio 365mm, is a food and commercial photographer for companies, publications, and communications agencies. In this online course, join him to learn how to use simple techniques to obtain high-quality images and post-production tricks to get perfect results.
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Start by learning about Martí Sans's career path and influences.
Then, learn how to organize your ideas and capture them in a photograph. To do so, Martí guides you through the development of a concept board and teaches you how to create the first sketches and carry out the pre-production for a shoot. In addition, he shows you the cameras and accessories he uses daily in detail.
Once you know what you want to photograph, it's time to get to work. Learn lighting techniques and how to work with them based on the type of shot (overhead photo, product photo, and detail photo).
To finish up, in the post-production phase Martí shows you some image-development and editing tricks to help you perfect your images.
Photograph a corporate identity and product in a new and original way.

This course is for designers who want to photograph their projects, artisans who are interested in introducing their products to the world, and photographers who want to expand their knowledge of studio photography.
You need basic knowledge of photography and familiarity with Instagram. As for materials, you need a camera with manual settings and a computer with Capture One installed.

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Introduction
Specifying the idea
Let's do it!
Post-production
Final project
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You’ll learn simple lighting techniques, composition, overhead photography, handling light both in studio and at home, creating moodboards, and organizational tools for shoots and post-production of product and food images.
This is an intermediate-level course, perfect if you already have basic photography knowledge and want to specialize in food and product photography in studio or at home.
You’ll need a camera (DSLR, mirrorless, or film), a tripod, a macro or standard lens, simple diffusers, and access to a computer with editing software like Capture One or Photoshop.
This course combines professional lighting techniques, creative composition, shoot organization, visual referencing with Pinterest, and post-production — all tailored for both studio and home settings, focusing on food and corporate identity photography.
You’ll be able to create overhead product shots, food still lifes, images for corporate branding, photos of artisanal packaging, and creative compositions in both color and black & white.
Yes, you’ll learn workflows for RAW processing, organizing and editing in Photoshop, color correction, digital cleanup, and advanced adjustments for product photos.
Yes, the course covers how to prepare materials, create and use checklists, manage pre-production, and streamline the organization of professional shoots.