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To: E who wrote (349)7/16/2004 3:48:15 PM
From: Done, gone.Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4530
 
Sometimes fabrics and styles that appear modest in the dressing room turn out to be unexpectedly revealing when subjected to unusual or harsh lighting

100% true. Seen it happen a number of times, back when I did lab work for fashion photographers.

Also, with infrared imaging tools (apparently not used in the photo cited), "seeing through" can go much farther:

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To: E who wrote (349)7/16/2004 5:12:56 PM
From: SkywatcherRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 4530
 
It's always that way with FLASH.....
any red carpet scene will get that result with crepe, whether black or not. I flash will go through and expose even if it's not visible to the eye
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