L Labtec TPF Noob! Joined Jan 11, 2004 Messages 5 Reaction score 0 Location San Antonio, Tx Jan 11, 2004 #1 when looking for muslin and backgrounds/backdrops what should I be looking for?
S seanarmenta TPF Noob! Joined Nov 21, 2003 Messages 90 Reaction score 0 Location L.A. Jan 16, 2004 #2 i like to keep it simple. i work with 2 seamless paper backdrops -- white and studio grey. these are the most versatile colors you can work with. you can easily let the grey paper go black, light it with a gel to change it's color, etc... can't go wrong with a white seamless. you can let that turn into a lighter gray as well. here's some work with the white: and with the studio grey: sean
i like to keep it simple. i work with 2 seamless paper backdrops -- white and studio grey. these are the most versatile colors you can work with. you can easily let the grey paper go black, light it with a gel to change it's color, etc... can't go wrong with a white seamless. you can let that turn into a lighter gray as well. here's some work with the white: and with the studio grey: sean
D Dew TPF Noob! Joined Jun 27, 2003 Messages 1,688 Reaction score 0 Jan 16, 2004 #3 i used to mess around with those muslims and they were a pain in the bum to keep the wrinkles out :? these days, i dont mess around ... i go for the Savage Paper roll ... i have white, blk and blue
i used to mess around with those muslims and they were a pain in the bum to keep the wrinkles out :? these days, i dont mess around ... i go for the Savage Paper roll ... i have white, blk and blue