Anti-Glare / Reflection Film

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Anyone has experience with applying an anti-glare or anti-reflection film to their aquarium glass? Trying to figure out how I can get rid of the glare / reflection from my tank...

OR am I just worrying for nothing and the glare and reflection will mostly go away once I put a light over top of the tank?

Here are some examples of what I am dealing with...Even with the curtains closed and the room dark there's quite a bit of reflection when I take pictures.

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the glare and reflection will mostly go away once I put a light over top of the tank
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its worse when you take pics btw as the camera will generally expose to the brightest source.
One you have light on we'll talk.

Although you may want to use the film on the window next to the tank. for algae control too.
 

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