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How to Shoot framed art behind glass I have built several large oak frames with poker art themes encased (51"x 42"). These items include a background of felt, cards (front & backs), and chips. Plexaglass is used out front. The cards are "sandwhithed" between 2 sheets of the frontal glass. Below each poker hand (about 1" deep) is a 1 3/4" hole with a mirror mounded behind the frame allowing for the card hand to be "read" from the 1 3/4" hole. The frame is hung on a wall with a white background. How do I get a quality digital picture without glare or "feedback" from the frontal glass either from room light or camera flash? I also need closeups of one of the poker hands behind the front glass showing how the cards are reflected back from the mirror. I am NOT a camera buff!!! I need quality photo's for marketing purposes. PLEASE HELP!!!!! Thanks,
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Hi Bradley, that is a recurring topic. If you use this board's search feature you can find stuff like this: http://www.betterphoto.com/forms/QnAdetail.php?threadID=13110 http://www.betterphoto.com/forms/QnAdetail.php?threadID=24759 Have fun!
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"I need quality photo's for marketing purposes. PLEASE HELP!!!!!" Want pro images? Get a pro photographer!
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