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Old 09-11-2009, 05:55 PM   #7
Clayton J. Beck III Clayton J. Beck III is offline
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Another and more simple solution is to only block the offending light from reaching the head if that is in what you are interested. Example, a coat rack with a coat on it placed near the sitter on a line with the window. This will in effect cast a shadow from the second light source on to the face, minimizing it's influence. I use this technique often. Hope it works for you too.
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