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Posted by Chuck Tribolet on December 08, 2006 at 06:15:26:

In Reply to: Salli Sells Sea Shells By The Sea Shore posted by seahunt on December 07, 2006 at 21:59:16:

Polarize both the light source and put a polarizer on the lens.
Edmund Scientific has sheets of polarizing material that's good
for the light source. Start with out the polarizer on the lens,
and adjust the angle of the light source polarizer to minimizer
the specular highlights. Then add the filter on the lens and
minimize them some more.

BTW, this works well for copying prints too.


Chuck



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