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Scott Hildenbrand wrote:
Marutchi wrote:
Omelet wrote:
How are you getting those matte white backgrounds?
That is so cool. :-)
It's a wall in the background, the lower part of our house.
Isn't it funny how people sometimes think that a picture is done in some
complex manner?
BTW, my two cents on this if you DO need to backdrop a flower while
taking a picture. Pick yourself up a sheet of foam core at Wal*Mart and
use it. Just set it back away from the subject a bit. VERY light and
easy to work with.
A scrap of wall paper mounted to cardboard would also work for a small
subject backdrop. So long as you don't go nuts with the choice of wall
paper this can be cool.
All else fails, use a pillow case over a couple of stakes to support it.
Just some ideas for those feeling creative..
BTW, whiting out a background in Photoshop is a long and tiring process
to do it good. Save yourself the trouble and backdrop.. Then play in
PS..
lol Totally agreed!
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