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  1. Dec 28th, 2006 02:21 PM #1
    seattletyp
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    pitch black background, highlighted image

    So I've seen photos where you see part of a subject (looks like maybe highlighted from above/below) but the other half of the subject, plus any surrounding territories are pitch black. Anyone know how this is done, and can it be accomplished with the DSC-H series cameras?
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    What photo editor are you using? That can play an important role.
    Also, I use a board with black paper as a BG and a spotlight to highlight what I want to show.

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