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Welcome!
Warm-Up!
Look at the Pictures shown below. Same product, three different photos.:
Which photo is better? Why?
DEMO
Using a light box outside/natural light w/ reflector
Step #1 SET UP
PLACE the tri-fold up where there is plenty of filtered natural light with ZERO shadows.
Step #2 Product Placement
Place the product in the center with white background surrounding your object.
Step #3 Use the reflectors to bounce more light on your subject
Step #4 Take your picture with no movement
Step #5 Take photos of every side of your photo including the top and bottom
Step #6 Review your photos…..any retakes needed?
Step #7 Place on your google drive. Log into your google drive on your computer and download your photos, open in Photoshop
Step #8 Edit your photos in Photoshop with these Image Adjustments
1.) Brightness/Contrast
2.) Levels
3.) Curves
4.) Exposure
Step #9 Turn all edited photos into Google Classroom
CREATE A BUSINESS INTRODUCTION LETTER
Your business is almost ready to start BOOMING!
You've been working hard to select a product, create a business name, create a logo, and create your business identity suite. And now....it is time to introduce your business to the world! (or at least your local community)
Your assignment is to write a letter that introduces your business and the products you sell to local customers who might be interested in buying them. Your letter should include CREATIVITY, and the following items:
Introduction of your business
Description of the products you sell (features and benefits)
Impressive Photos of the products you sell (like the ones you took today!)
Prices for your products
Reach out to your customers, and invite them to do business with you!
Your letter should be printed on YOUR LETTERHEAD that you created for your business identity suite in Lesson-2.
Turn a copy of your letter in to Google Classroom when you complete it. Be sure to check spelling, grammar, and capitalization. Errors in your letter are unacceptable.
HOMEWORK - Finish Your Business Introduction Letter.
Have a GREAT DAY!
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