How to change recessed lighting fixture bulbs?
There is a large circular recessed lighting fixture on my kitchen ceiling. There appear to be two bulbs inside which are tubes. How do I change the bulbs?
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What is the best lighting to use when applying makeup?
i know you should have a lot. i mean what type of bulbs. i heard fluorescent lighting is bad. Or is it the other way around?
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I need to use my Nikon D70s digital slr to photograph oil paintings and other works of art. I do not know much about lighting so I need some assistance and direction in finding the right type of lights and bulbs that would be appropriate for taking quality digital images of paintings.
Thanks so much for your answers!
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What kind of in-home lighting should I buy to counteract the effects of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)?
I’ve heard that trips to a tanning booth can help with this, but this isn’t possible for a claustrophobic person (the patient in question). Is there a similiar lighting product that we could put on his desk? Fluorescent? Black lights? “Natural sunlight” bulbs?
Does anybody know? Thanks in advance.
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