The fixer - I meant that the OP asked how to disable catching a shadow on the picture and that is NOT the right question. The right question is how to disable the picture from receiving light!

The shadow is because he LIT the photo with the scenery lights. The photo should not be lit. It is self illuminating.

But I disagree with the last thing you said. It is NOT easier to put it in with photoshop. I was able to put it in, position it, change the brightness and so on without resorting to postwork. Doing it in Poser and immediately seeing the results is easier, IMO. And this technique works for animation too. As the camera moves around the room, the perspective changes correctly.

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