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So I got to use this technique now, and this is the first test of it. Nothing extraordinary to it, but it opens amazing possibilities in many areas of studio tabletop photography: product, jewelry, silverware, food\u2026 you name it!<\/p>\n
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And these are examples: with and w\/o polarizer film on the spotlight. No processing, straight from the Lightroom.<\/p>\n
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I must add that using a circular polarizer alone did not give nearly any effect: it reduced those bright spots from the light to about 10%\u2026 which won\u2019t help me at all.<\/p>\n
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Of course CPL kills not only bad reflections, but also affects good ones, like the bottom label on the bottle and the metal utensils it the white jar. This is a powerful technique and we have to watch it before throwing it into an action \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
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