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can be just as distracting in photos taken indoors as they when you’re shooting outside. It’scompact setup. Use a close-focusing, slightly longer focal length such as a 100mm macro lens or a 70-200mm zoom that allows to frame the subject against the screen. Use depth-of-field preview to make sure you aren’t bringing the pixels of the screen into focus when you set the aperture, and turn off room lights that might be reflected in the glass.

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