Shape light, surfaces and styling for commercial images.
A focused commercial photography course covering the planning, styling, lighting and execution required to photograph food, products and reflective subjects.
Create a varied commercial body of work for catalogues, ecommerce, advertising and portfolio presentation.
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Prepare a commercial still-life shoot with clear references.
Create controlled images for retail and advertising use.
Build appetite and atmosphere through styling and light.
Control reflections on technically demanding subjects.
Product & Food Photography connects guided studio practice with styling, lighting, production planning and portfolio development across food, beverages and commercial products.
Test styling, lighting and camera decisions on practical sets, then use focused feedback to improve the final commercial frame.
Learn how references, props, styling, surface choices and lighting come together before the photograph is made.
Develop images for catalogues, ecommerce, advertising briefs and a more versatile commercial portfolio presentation.
Explore the cameras, studio lighting, filmmaking equipment, classrooms and campus environments used for practical photography training at DCOP.
Students learn camera craft by working with still, cinema and medium-format systems rather than seeing equipment only in demonstrations.
Controlled studio practice covers shaping, balancing and modifying light across portrait, fashion, food and commercial assignments.
Studios, classrooms and the auditorium support demonstrations, production, reviews, talks and collaborative learning.
The Delhi campus places students close to Delhi University and gives them a base for studio work, city assignments and visiting sessions.
Creator's Studio provides a dedicated setting for styled productions, custom sets and practical portfolio assignments.
Batch dates, fees, offers and equipment requirements can change. Confirm the current information with admissions before making a payment.
The three-week course covers planning, mood boards, catalogue and ecommerce photography, product groups, food styling, beverages, jewellery, metal, glass and reflective subjects.
Foundation photography knowledge is recommended. Students should understand exposure and camera handling before specialist lighting and styling.
Yes. The curriculum includes styling, propping, plating, texture, colour and composition alongside lighting and camera decisions.
Yes. A specialist module covers jewellery, polished metal, glass, transparent objects and control of highlights, reflections and exposure.
Yes. Students study light-cube ecommerce photography, catalogue consistency, product groups, banners and advertising images.
The course is designed to create work across products, food, beverages and reflective surfaces. Confirm the final portfolio format with faculty.
The data describes a three-week weekday course but does not state the fee. Contact admissions for price, schedule and equipment requirements.
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