What if There’s Glare on the Sheet Protectors?

If light from a window (behind) or studio lights (overhead) is bouncing off your sheet protectors and making your music hard to see, there are a few ways to improve visibility without changing your setup too much.

One option is to add soft light from another direction. A piano lamp or desk light placed off to the side or just above your material can go a long way in helping so that your eyes aren’t adjusting to a single bright source. It may not eliminate the glare completely, but it balances the lighting, helping you see your music more clearly without harsh reflections. The goal is to fill in shadows and reduce contrast between the bright spots and the darker print underneath.

One user shared a great tip: angle your ChoreoKeeper binder just a few degrees forward or back. A small tilt can move the reflection out of your line of sight entirely.

Still having trouble in a tough lighting situation? You can always use the protectors in “support mode”—with music attached on top rather than inside—so you get the ChoreoKeeper benefits while still being able to see and write on your pages clearly.

This music is stapled at the top two corners of each page (blue arrows).

NOTE: Our sheet protectors are embossed for reduced glare. For non-glare, resin is added to polypropylene before manufacture. The resin formula is proprietary, and not available to us as a small husband-and-wife business.