@chitvan
Thanks for the analysis. Actually, as i am using an automatic Camera(DS-W210), the candle is the only thing i can control.
However, the snaps without direct candle light gives the desired look.
see this image:
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and the below is same one, but photoshopped
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Do you think a masked candle(with semi transparent film) will help.
The requirement i can think of is a setup like this:
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The Candle C is a low intensity light, where as A and B are bright light, but not directed to Camera lens. A series of permutations and combination of position of A and B may give the desired result.
Would appreciate your feedback regarding the same.