Outstanding Backdrops

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Photography Backdrops

• A background comes in many styles, shapes and
  sizes. Muslin and Canvas are the primary
  materials used to create the backdrop, or painted
  mural. The artist creates a painted scene that
  can be hung in the background, behind your
  subject. Thephotographer then has an environment
  to put the subject into.

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Different materials that are used in Backdrop
photography
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Seamless Background Paper

• They are high quality, smooth and non reflecting
  paper material available in many colors. They are
  look like a seamless and most of them used for
  window displays
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Sequin Backdrops

• Add a little sparkle to your next photo shoot
  with a Sequin Backdrops! These beautiful
  backgrounds are not computer printed, but are
  handmade and feature hundreds of actual
  shimmering sequins. Backdrops are available in 3
  standard sizes 5ft x 6ft, 5ft x 9ft 9ft x
  10ft. Backdrops are wrinkle-resistant and
  features a sewn in rod pocket for hanging. 

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Canvas Backgrounds

• Before muslins, there were canvases. Unlike
  muslin, canvas is a heavy fabric. Canvas
  backgrounds are usually painted, frequently in
  old master, or scenic realism. Also called Roll
  Drops or Scenics (muslins also can be called
  scenics), canvas backgrounds do need a suspension
  system. A motorized backdrop stand is the usual
  means, but there are background rollers that
  mount to the ceilings of larger studios. Expect
  to pay much more for a ceiling system (maybe
  1200- 1300). The benefits of a ceiling system
  include less equipment underfoot. Ceiling
  systems, especially with light rail systems for
  lights clear the floor space for little things
  like models, sets, and the photographer. 

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Muslin Backdrops

• Muslin is another staple. Muslin is a cotton
  weave fabric, which holds dyes and paints easily.
  Usually muslin backgrounds are clamped to a
  background stand. For transport to a photo shoot,
  muslin is typically stuffed in a bag (the
  wrinkles from this are not considered a problem).
  Muslin is also available in systems that pop open
  into a circular 6 backdrop. These can be snapped
  back into a smaller circle for transport
  (try Calumet Photographic). Muslin is relatively
  inexpensive and very portable. In a studio
  photographers typically use welders or
  photographer clamps to hang the backdrop from a
  stand. 

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Advantages

• Long Lasting
• Color Variety
• Uniformity
• Versatility
• Price
• Portability

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