I'm assuming you're asking this because the ambient lighting is insufficient
or uneven. However, even if the ambient lighting from the outside is low,
but even, a long exposure with a tripod-mounted camera may be the simplest
method.
Otherwise, depending on conditions (size of windows, whether outside
distractions are visible, etc.) I'd be inclined to try this: use a large
white sheet for a diffuser; use the floodlamps behind it, supplemented, if
necessary, by the additional available lighting. (Are those "portrait"
lights studio flash?)
Floodlamps will require filtration, either on the lens or floods, or
tungsten film depending on the color temperature of the lamps.
Lex
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From: Greg Chapman <gchapman@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [OM] How to question to the group
Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2000 19:58:00 -0400
I'm interested in getting opinions on the best way to photograph stained
glass windows....
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