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how can I prevent flash back from taking pictures when there is a mirror
behind the sceen?
 
Maybe I should add my friend does crafts. She has some that she adds mirrors
to. She wants to take pictures for display purposes. When she takes a picture
with a 35mm camera she always get flash back in the picture. I have a Canon
A70 digital camera. Any help would be appreciated.
 
walt said:
Maybe I should add my friend does crafts. She has some
that she adds mirrors to. She wants to take pictures for
display purposes. When she takes a picture with a 35mm
camera she always get flash back in the picture. I have a
Canon A70 digital camera. Any help would be appreciated.
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Use external lighting and turn off the flash.

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This camera is capable of long exposure time and thus can take very good
pictures of stationary objects in very low light.
Turn the flash of, set the camera for ISO 100 and place the camera on a
tripod or a solid object in front of what you want to photograph. Now set
the camera on the two seconds self-timer (so you will not move the camera
when pressing the button and get a blurry picture) and let the camera take
the picture.
 
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how can I prevent flash back from taking pictures when there is a mirror
behind the sceen?
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If you have Adobe Photoshop, use the CLONE STAMP TOOL
 
Make certain that the mirrors are on a different plane/angle to the
lens/flash of the camera. Try that along with the others - they be good too!
 
walt said:
how can I prevent flash back from taking pictures when there is a mirror
behind the sceen?

In addition to the other suggestions, if the photo is taken at a
45-degree angle to the source of reflection (a mirror, window, or other
reflective surface) the flash will not reflect back directly at the lens.
 
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