Wreck The Specs! | Peter Hurley

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31 янв 2023

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@deanevangelista6359 11 месяцев назад

Astigmatic prescription lenses are the hardest on which to eliminate reflections. Standard prescriptions are usually easy.

@dvdragon Год назад

Very helpful as always.

@petebuoy Год назад

Good stuff 🤓👍

@truthsayers8725 Год назад

first im a little confused. 5 month old vid and you have Kinos. i thought you were on the Flex longer than this. second, only two lights? where's your signature triangle? third, i watched this before, ive used the glasses tilt in the past but im doing some headshots tomorrow and i KNOW there's 3-4 of the 8 that wear glasses and i had to double check this. im so flipping worried im not going to do well with this....

@Mphonik2013 Год назад

Angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection. I did 425 corporate headshots probably 60 of them refused to take off their glasses. No problem with any of the glasses except the ones with UV blue blocking. I was shooting tethered brought them around showed them where they looked like someone punched them told them they could remove their lenses and they took their glasses off.

@matthewharrison3813 Год назад

Would cross polarised light work? I.E. you use a polarised filter on the light and an opposing filter on the camera so you filter out any direct reflections.