I am having to do some renderings for the marketingdepartment for meetings, etc. I've done them a couple of times, butbasically I know nothing about lighting. The problem is that thethings I have to do renders of are mostly cabinets made of sheetmetal. The cabinets are about 5-9" deep, maybe 12-18" wide, and25-48" tall (approximately, just to give an idea of the size of thecabinet). Marketing typically wants to see the components laid outin the cabinets. However, I am having a hard time with lightingthis stuff. If I get the light bright so as to light up the insideof the cabinet, the sheet metal is so shiny that it's just a bigwhite blotch. Once I get the light low enough that the sheet metaldoesn't blind you with reflections, the inside of the cabinet istoo dark. Usually I just play around with it til it comes out okay.

I'm just looking for any suggestions or advice. Thanks!SolidworksPhotoworks