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  These fires are not necessarily photographic flashes (who would get expensive), but you probably don't want to use the daylight balanced lights.

  Bob has already pointed out the tricky part... most of the paintings are flat on the surface (oils, watercolours) so as long as the light is off on the side, you will see no reflections.  But acrylic have texture and you think that this 'texture' (since dired painting is brilliant) is little micro-miroirs to all sorts of crazy angles.

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