
Looking to create professional fashion editorials in both color and black and white? Photographer and digital artist Rebeca Saray is ready to show you her step-by-step process for doing just that.
Follow along as she guides you through the pre-production of the idea, the materials you need, the process of casting and directing models, lighting techniques for color and black-and-white photography, and retouching techniques to prepare your images for publication.
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Kick off the course by learning more about fashion photographer Rebeca Saray, her career, and her influences.
Next, dig into the details of what a fashion editorial is and how to approach this type of assignment both in color and in black and white. Rebeca then introduces you to the different creatives involved in this team-based process and the materials you should have ready.
Before taking photos in the studio, Rebeca reviews some important elements to keep in mind, discusses lighting setups and the tests she performs, and offers some tips for photographing people.
Once your images are ready, learn to select the best ones and retouch them, taking full advantage of the possibilities the RAW format has to offer.
To close out the course, discover how to clean up backgrounds, blend and reframe photos, touch up skin imperfections, illuminate, correct color, add atmosphere, and prepare the final art in PDF so you can send it to magazines.
Design, shoot, and edit a professional fashion editorial from the initial idea all the way up through preparing your material for publication.

Photographers; designers; fashionistas; specialists in editorial design, advertising, and brand identity; and anyone else who wants to dive into the world of fashion photography.
Previous knowledge of manual camera usage and basic retouching in Photoshop is required.
In terms of materials, you need a camera, an SD or Compac Flash card, a card reader, a computer, Photoshop, and Adobe Camera Raw. A graphics tablet is recommended but not essential.

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You’ll learn how to plan, produce, and retouch fashion editorials, integrating digital illustration, art direction, managing creative teams, and professional lighting and Photoshop editing techniques.
It’s designed for those with intermediate photography and editing skills; basic experience with manual camera settings and Photoshop is recommended.
You should have a basic understanding of photography, manual camera operation, and some digital editing knowledge, especially in Photoshop.
You’ll need a DSLR or mirrorless camera, interchangeable lenses, an external flash, reflectors, and access to a computer with Photoshop installed.
Yes, you’ll learn to work with natural light, continuous lighting, and flash in both studio and outdoor settings, adapting lighting setups to fit the visual story and styling.
Yes, the course covers everything from efficient workflow to professional skin retouching techniques, frequency separation, digital liquify, and color correction.
Yes, you’ll learn how to coordinate styling, makeup, models, and assistants, as well as manage professional communication and collaboration.