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I am photographing some energy drinks for my friend's new company but I am getting a bad glare on the products. What should I do to reduce the glare and get a clearer picture?
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I am photographing some energy drinks for my friend's new company but I am getting a bad glare on the products. What should I do to reduce the glare and get a clearer picture?
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1. Read "Light Science and Magic". It will teach you about the "family of angles" which gets into why you get glare from one spot but not another.
2. Shoot in a light tent. Or use soft boxes.
3. Shoot on a tripod (so you can shoot at a slow exposure and still keep it sharp).
4. Don't use a popup flash or an on-camera flash.
This is the most important advice. To work on this problem, you need to understand it, and this book is one of the best resource for that.Read "Light Science and Magic". It will teach you about the "family of angles" which gets into why you get glare from one spot but not another.