I used those years ago. I was using point source DYS/DYW 650 Watt peanut lamps in 5” polished bowl reflectors. The Bencher stand I had accepted frames for the polarizers.

They helped with some items, but not the metal embossed school seals on hundreds of yearbook covers I had to copy. The only way to light those well was with the soft boxes. The trick is to match the intensity of the diffuse highlight to that of the specular highlight (or get close to it, by mixing hard and soft light sources of the same color). Then you don’t need polarizers.

For the amount of events I've done I thought this was a simple answer. After all, figuring out photo problems is part of our job! Here's something I've never come across concerning an Ipad.

Besides all the other photos and pictures in a wedding, the client wants copies for use on their iPhone also. Mind you those will be only the ones that have been accepted, not everything, and also in "simple" jpeg form. My question to those here is, what is a method to get the photos on an Ipad?

Normally in that case, I would just put them on a memory card for them to transfer. Now I find out the Ipad doesn't have memory card slot, or maybe it does somewhere but I don't have time to find out as the wedding is to take place in a week. Afterwards I'll have time to do a direct transfer if that will work.

I have never touched an Ipad before so I'm open to your suggestions. How would I put images directly on an Ipad?