Digital classroom is a live “classroom”

But there’s so much more to it. When I first started digital classrooms a long time ago, the setup was completely different. In this blog, I tell you more, because this year is the 10th anniversary of the Digital Classroom. Thanks to our sponsors BenQ, Calibrite, Rogue, and Cascable, you can watch for free.

How we started the Digital Classroom

We began the day early in the morning with a webcam aimed at the makeup room. After applying makeup, we moved the camera to the studio for the shoot. Occasionally, I would also aim it at the screen for retouching. We had people watching from all over the globe, and sometimes, we lost someone because they fell asleep. It wasn’t because the stream was boring (it was) but because of the 8-hour streams and the time differences, of course.

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one of the first digital classrooms 

Present

Nowadays, we approach things differently. With the internet being much faster, we’re broadcasting in 1080P (maybe 4K in the future). Our studio features four different camera angles, which are live-switched with picture-in-picture scenes. This allows viewers to see the studio setup and the photos being transmitted. Of course, you can join us live during the broadcast to ask questions.

Digital Classroom has become one of my favorite educational tools, and this always motivates me to push myself and the team to create more engaging episodes. We’ve done dedicated product photography, pregnancy and newborn episodes, and soon, we’ll be shooting some motion.

Digital Classroom: “Glitter and Glamour with a Royal tint”

Today, I would like to share some images from the recent digital classroom episode featuring our model, Claudia.
These images were captured during the live stream, and three of them were also retouched during the broadcast.
At the bottom of this blog post, I will post a link to the recording of this digital classroom episode.

But first, let’s take a look at the results.

I believe Claudia did an excellent job. 😀

I hope that after viewing the results, you’ll also be interested in seeing how I did the setups and retouching. So here is also the link to the recording.
Feel free to ask questions on YouTube.

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