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Stephen Hussar

September 09, 2010 05:59AM

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Lighting from the sides is key. Obviously no flash. For example position yourself at 90 degrees -by a north facing window (for softest lighting). Also try shrouding yourself and the camera in something black (or as dark as you can find) to diminish your reflection. You might also try removing the glass front...

Stephen

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