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	[* black] Find a location that has plenty of light. Don't use a background that's too visually complex.
-	[* black] Use two lamps on ~~either side of~~ the object, ~~so they make a 90 degree angle (right triangle)~~.
+	[* black] Use two lamps on the object, one on each side.
	[* icon_note] It may be tempting, but don't rotate the camera to take portrait shots. For layout consistency, we require all photos have a landscape 4:3 aspect ratio.
-	[* black] Most of today's cameras work just fine for taking good guide pictures. Make sure to use a tripod and good lighting.
-	[* black] All of the guitar pictures were taken using a [link\|http://www.amazon.com/Canon-PowerShot-S410-Digital-Optical/dp/B0001G6U5M\|Canon PowerShot S410].
-	[* black] We've found it helps if you hook the camera up to your computer after your initial few shots to see how they look on a bigger screen.
+	[* icon_note] Mount the camera to a tripod if you can. Most of today's cameras work great for taking guide pictures. All of the guitar pictures were taken using a [link\|http://www.amazon.com/Canon-PowerShot-S410-Digital-Optical/dp/B0001G6U5M\|Canon PowerShot S410].
+	[* icon_note] It certainly helps to hook the camera up to your computer after your few initial shots to see how they look on a bigger screen.