Reflected Light from Camera Flash or other Bright Sources
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Lighting Sources
- Nearby sources, such as lamps or overhead lighting (creates distinct, defined reflections)
- General ambient lights (produces diffuse, soft-edged reflections)
Effects
- Glare spots from reflective surfaces (e.g., glass, shiny paper) that can fully or partially obscure content
- Softly illuminated larger shapes or glowing areas, possibly encircling glare spots, resembling reversed shadows, mildly obstructing content; glass surfaces such as a computer screen may exhibit sharper edges in reflections; (the effect may be similar to shadows, except in reverse)
- Reflected glare revealing surface texture (for paper sources, not screen displays) by reflecting white/light colors that obscure content along the raised portions of the surface texture
Examples of light or flash reflected from contents surface
Shiny Paper
Shiny Photo Paper or Glass
Computer Display
