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normally, its foolishness to install mirrors in a studio because mirriors have the property of reflection , so whenever you click the picture the reflection of the flash would spoil your pick. also find a room that's 15 to 18 feet long to allow for at least 12 feet between the camera and the background, as well as room for lighting equipment.Construct or buy reflector boards (6-foot-tall boards with a white surface on one side) to use for reflecting light into shadow areas.
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