How to avoid reflection when shooting through the glass?

Methods to avoid reflection when shooting through glass;

1, minimize indoor lighting. When shooting night scenes, we should make full use of indoor shadows and curtains, and cover the curtains on the camera to reduce the influence of the surrounding messy light. When shooting in the daytime, you can't use the above method because the curtain itself will produce images.

2, let the lens as close as possible to the glass, you can use Aka quick installation system, easy to adjust. Be careful not to touch the glass. The movement and vibration of the building may touch the camera.

3. Use a shade bucket. As long as it is not taken at an extreme angle, the shading barrel can completely avoid the reflection on the glass. In addition, the sunshade bucket can be folded, which is convenient for storage and carrying.

4. Use a polarizer, which can well remove the reflection on the glass when used properly.

5. Use a rubber hood. The rubber hood works well when the camera is vertical to the ground. However, if you need to move the camera to change the shooting angle, the effect of rubber hood to eliminate reflection is much worse.

Extended data:

Sucker tripod and shading bucket are the standard combination of time-lapse photography creation through glass. They are easy to carry, and with the Aka quick-loading system mentioned earlier, the shooting effect is very good. These devices can be quickly disassembled and less conspicuous. After all, tripods are too conspicuous in some occasions.

Using a sucker tripod and a shading bucket, you can quickly place the camera anywhere-elevator glass windows, taxi windows, tram windshields, hotel lobbies, etc. And you can do it unobtrusively.