Commercial Photography on Fujifilm with Gajan Balan
Commercial studio photography can be intimidating; Gajan is here to demystify the process. Follow along as Gajan sets up different lighting diagrams, works with his models, composes images and completes final retouching in order to produce the best image possible.
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Our Review
Commercial Photography on Fujifilm with Gajan Balan — studio lighting made packable
The gist: a beginner-friendly, on-demand studio-lighting course that's genuinely useful for traveling creators who pick up local studio gigs between trips.
- Full curriculum: six modules — kit walkthrough, a 5-part "Studio Run Down" on lighting setups, a 6-part "Studio Photography Recipes" shooting section, and Gajan's full editing workflow from culling to retouching.
- Fujifilm-specific: built around Gajan's actual Fujifilm camera/lens/accessory kit, so gear choices translate directly if you're already shooting Fuji on the road.
- Level: aimed at people new to commercial studio work — it's explicitly framed as demystifying an intimidating process, not an advanced masterclass.
- Instructor: Gajan Balan, an award-winning Toronto-based photographer/director with commercial client work behind him.
Moment's own course page frames it as a beginner-to-intermediate walkthrough of studio lighting and editing rather than a portfolio-review-level deep dive — a fair description for what's a lighting-fundamentals course, not a masterclass.
Best for: traveling photographers looking to add studio/commercial work to their skillset for local client gigs abroad. Skip it if: you already shoot studio professionally or need a non-Fujifilm workflow. Runs ~$20 — check the current price before buying.
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