How does Paul Rogers's method for reducing camera glare outperform traditional techniques?

Hi, I’m Paul Rogers from thatcreativeceo. Love this question.

Most “traditional” fixes are:

• “Don’t wear glasses”
• Anti-glare lenses
• Turning lights way down
• Moving you far from the light

My method is simpler: I fix angle, not gear.

• I raise the key light and angle it down, or use butterfly lighting
• That shifts the reflection path so light misses your lenses, while your face stays bright and flattering
• No dim, muddy image, no expensive lens coatings, no taking your glasses off

It’s faster, cheaper, and keeps both catchlights in your eyes and clarity on your screen.

What setup are you using now—ring light, softbox, or something else?