Where do the diffuser and reflector go when photographing food by a window?

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Editorial Q&A consolidated from class-chat exports. The session date is unconfirmed; imported on 22 October 2026. Answers are based on the course reference.

Where do the diffuser and reflector go when photographing food by a window?

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Place the diffuser between the window light and the food to soften harsh shadows. Put a white reflector on the opposite side to bounce some light back into the shaded side.

The course suggests muslin or butter paper for window diffusion and a white board for reflection. They do different jobs: the diffuser softens incoming light, while the reflector returns light to the subject.

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