On Oct 27, 3:50 pm, John Rehwinkel <[email protected]> wrote:
> > but you
> > still get reflections even with very diffuse light - the glass/FEV is
> > just so shiny.
>
> For curved glass surfaces, light boxes don't really help as they spread out 
> the light source, so I tend to go for small light sources and adjust the 
> angles of the lights, camera, and subject to place the reflections away from 
> the point of interest.
>
> The polarizer trick I mentioned is also useful to selectively reduce the 
> reflected light.

I suspect that the polariser sheet may work well - I had a large roll
of polarised Mylar film somewhere for use on office windows that was
in my workshops somewhere - can't find it at the moment...

Sounds like the right approach though...

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