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I have a powershot sx10is camera, and have tried several things to get a blurry background. (it would be nice to be able to photograph an animal or a portrait with a blurry background, so as to e...
How can i get a really white background in my photos? it always looks slightly grey. I have played with my white balance and am wondering if the only way is by editing in photoshop, and if so - how?
... allows you the freedom to further manipulate image components later.
Example: If you have an image with a background layer and a layer of a person, you could later easily edit in an object or pers...
One thing to consider is how you're going to use your background and display your items. Are you going to hang or mount the clothes (I.E. space between your background and clothing) or are you g...
What is the proper way to light a chroma key background?
what background should I use for senior pictures?
I need some advice on lighting a white background in a studio. I have 2 400 watt lastolite lights (from the lumin 8 range) Any advice on how to get the best results?
Although I am photographing in a small studio (not mine) with only black background paper. I am anxiously finding when I photograph brunette models, the hair is merging with the backgruond. What...
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I am getting together a portable studio, and am looking for decent, portable background stands that are reasonably priced.
I would be glad for recommendations.
Thanks
A background like that really makes the subject stand out even more
Anybody know of a good way to cut down the width of a background roll of paper? I need 85 inches instead of 107.
...hkey. Looks tall is it 8'?
Yes, it is 8'.
I chose white because one of the major uses for this background will be for senior band photos. The seniors are in their black uniforms when I ...
Just come across here. I'm new to the world of photography, as i just opened an online store and i need to learn something professional about taking photo. Now i am confused about what color of b...
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Over all they look good. You do need to get them farther away from the background so the shadows don't hit the background so much, or get a second light. Th...
...e hair. I have the room and go 1.5 to 2 stops with great resdutls. If I go a third or even a half hotrter the background just isn't clean enough for me. I have never gotten lens flare at all. I ...
This is a good question, but is a bit unclear. Are you talking about an available background such as a skyline, building, etc., or a placeable background like a muslin used in a studio?
There real...
Looks good, my only suggestion would be to move them a little farther away from the background so you can get the background out of focus more, it will help with the wrinkles on the background.
There are many ways to do it. I like seamless paper but I also have at least 100 canvas backgrounds as well.
1) don't have wrinkles get a steamer
2) lighting the background the right way.
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Botero is the maker of the background Beyonce was in front of.
This is a 5x7 reversible, collapsible background. Black and white.
If you want the background pure white, the backgruond ligfhts rightfully need to be brighter than those on the subject, BUT, you'll need to take your meter reading at the subject. In fact, turn o...
Do you mean a "Silhouette"?
The background needs to be brighter than your subject and expose for the background.
The brighter the background and the less light on your subject the darker y...
I'm guessing that in the second shot, the lawn bag is behind the dog's head. The background is different from the first, so it appears you moved to your right for the second shot.
Cloning...
A lot of photographers leave about four feet or more between the subject and background. This eliminates the shadows and allows the background to be rendered out-of-focus when shooting at around f/8 ...
Simple just make your background about 3 stops darker than your subject. You should get a nice black (even if your using any color background)
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(maybe by blurring the background? or playing with light/darker features)
That would be a good idea except for the fact that the background is very close to the head of the giraffe. ...
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