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October 27th 05, 07:03 AM
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Lighting wine glasses
Hello, I am a photo student and I am in my second studio class-dealing
with strobes. I have been attempting to photograph wine glasses, but I can't seem to get it correctly. The wine looks dull etc..what is the best way to light wine glasses? With a soft box behind? What kind of background? Help! Any input would be appreciated. Thanks Kelly 
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