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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Marcel" data-source="post: 488527" data-attributes="member: 3903">I think that this is unavoidable Scott. I've done catalog work a few years ago , OK, 30 years ago :-( , And we had the same problem trying to shoot chrome kettles... These things were a mirrored dome. There was just no way to completely avoid the lens reflection. And I think the black adds depth to the chrome. When all shiny, it gets a bit dull while a black line gives it contrast.If this reflection is really a problem, a layer with the correct brushing technique could easily take care of it. In the old days, there were air brush people that would feed their families by just going over prints with their air brushes. With PS, it's a lot lot easier and you can erase your mistakes as well.</blockquote>