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You could go even further. You could make a render per lightsource.@DeafPerv I realize you've done several versions now, but in this case I would render two layers. Render the model and the background separately. Then you can play with the settings for each layer individually to find the best compromise.
That's what I'm doing for PinUps mainly. But it also works for other images too. It allows readjusting the lighting in postwork. It reduces random noise by default and it gives new ideas for other lighting setups. Also you learn a lot about lights and shadows, b/c you see every single light in isolation and in conjunction with other lights.