The right light ???

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The right light ???

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When I cleaned up my Man Cave yesterday my P-51D jumped into the eye. By slightly darker light in the closet the details and panel lines were much crisper. Now I do not like to do all my pictures in the closet.

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Have moved this to the photography section, seems a bit more appropriate for it.
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The P51 looks good because it's in a very defused light ( and because it's a very well made kit). Take a look at my thread below this one, it explains how to set up a back drop for model work in a similar way.
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Gav0909 wrote:Have moved this to the photography section, seems a bit more appropriate for it.
Thank you :th:
I did not find the section ... :scratch::
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