We know, from firsthand experience, the struggle of competing with glare from your own glasses during a Zoom call. While a ring light's direct, front-facing lighting works well on faces, it is blinding on reflective surfaces. Thankfully, there are plenty of alternate lighting options and techniques to remove glare from your calls. Keep reading for our pro tips on how to light videos if you wear glasses. 1) Avoid Direct Lighting with a Bounce Ring lights can be great for selfi

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