I've had this happen to me. Only problem is most owners of WWII P-51
Mustangs object to me spraying their pride and joys...
Steve S.
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Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> Have you ever photographed an item only to find that the highlights
> from a bright piece of chrome or metal was blown out because the
> reflection of the light on that area was too great? Have you ever
> wondered what you could do about it? Well, I went to a photo
> workshop over the weekend, and a photographer who worked for the
> movie studios suggested hair spray. A very light mist of hair
> spray on bright metal, glass, eye glasses, and the like, will
> diffuse the light and reduce the reflections. It supposedly works
> quite well and rinses off easily with just a little water.
> --
> Shel Belinkoff
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