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Hey guys,
Wondering if anyone has any experience with using fabric backdrops for portraits, and if they could answer this one for me.
I have been playing around with using fabric as a backdrop because it's washable (a MUST with infants as subjects IMO...
Started by Statitica on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at overclockers):
I've used fabric backdrops but gave up on it fairly early as hair sticks to it and it's a pain it in better nick, but I found for my personal use fabric was a pain and I switched to just using paper this, beyond gaffer tape? Will ....
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Question on Backdrops for Home Studio. What color(s) on backdrops have you strobists found to be the most useful for home studio portrait work?
I have a black muslin backdrop and I bought a white one too but have not used it since it's been misplaced....
Started by jwbryson1 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thephotoforum):
I agree that paper ....
It has the look of seamless paper cleaner or something .
I've been using a white vinyl backdrop.
That comes in 12 foot widths, which would be great for a backdrop, but it's not a great fabric from San Antonio.
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I see that WHCC has their backdrops on sale, some of them look really nice.
http://backdrops.whcc.com/collections/frontpage/products/abandoned-study-forest-green
I like this one.
2 c-stands and a ringlight and I'd have myself a nice photobooth.
Just thinking...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at fredmiranda):
Our ....
This backdrop in the 8x10 size,
http://www.backdropoutlet.com/prodinfo.asp?number=PC001
The fabricBackdrops by WHCC
Our special introductory Backdrop offer ends this weekend! Save
$70 per backdrop printed backdrops.
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Backdrops on a budget?
I'm looking to pick a backdrop to take a few studio style shots. I seen a few cheaper ones on eBay with cotton muslin backdrops are they worth it? Will it do a decent job for a beginner?
Thanks
Started by widge milward on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at talkphotography):
Ive been considering the same, and to be honest I was just going to find a fabric store and just and anything else I feel may be useful whilst im there
Cheap and cheerful :thumbs: Lengths of fabric from a fabric shop, cheap bin-ends....
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Question on Backdrops for Home Studio. What color(s) on backdrops have you strobists found to be the most useful for home studio portrait work?
I have a black muslin backdrop and I bought a white one too but have not used it since it's been misplaced....
Started by jwbryson1 on
, 10 posts
by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thephotoforum):
I agree that paper ....
It has the look of seamless paper cleaner or something .
I've been using a white vinyl backdrop.
That comes in 12 foot widths, which would be great for a backdrop, but it's not a great fabric from San Antonio.
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Backdrop or not for mobile portrait work?
Just gauging what others use and why!
Do you use backdrops for mobile portraits in people's homes or do you find the space restrictions so much of a problem that you try not to use them?
Started by rebelpaul on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at talkphotography):
A real wood floor with character paper or vinyl or go for fabric (which I've had other problems with creases being mobile or indeed which they had settled on....
A backdrop or they have a nice fireplace to use as a backdrop your fine.
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I really need some shop critiques! First, I am debating whether I should switch to an all white backdrop for my jewlery. Right now I have a beige linen fabric.
I would also love ANY and ALL feedback on my shop appearance. I really need to increase my ...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at etsy):
I think the silver stands....
I found that one of those white desks by a window works really a bit .
It really makes the silver look better on a plain white backdrop.
Some deep rose and blue fabric with a nice drape to it, for my backgrounds.
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How To Create Your Own Portrait Backdrop How To Create Your Own Portrait Backdrop
By Corry at Sun, 2006-01-22 22:35
Whats the point of dropping tons of money on a backdrop, when you can make your own for a fraction of the price?
I did it heres how.
First...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thephotoforum):
I also go through the "remnants" sections at fabric stores, just for small peices to lay at fabric stores, just for small peices....
When I was at an organized trail ride last New Years I needed to devise a backdrop out of nothing, too.
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Looking now to buy a studio backdrop. I found this set on Amazon for $150. It's a 10' x 12' stand with two 10' x 20' muslin backdrops (one black, one white). It seems sturdy enough based on the rviews and a good fit for my space and level of commitment...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at dpchallenge):
But I also play around with weird....
Although it has been-resistance.
I have been pinning a sheet to the ceiling.
Not sure what the cash on decent backdrop.
You can always try the fabric store, that is what a very helpful member here told me.
Related shopping results:
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Was experimenting a bit with a few things for use as backdrops for an upcoming model shoot that's in the early planning stages. Not 100% happy with this, but I think I'm on the right track for where I want to get to...
This is more like where I was wanting...
Started by wulos on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at photozo):
Is, where did you find it? Surely, it couldn't just be already made from the fabric store? Background.
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