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John Ng
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Chicago, Illinois, US
http://fashiongonerogue.com/magdalena-l … arch-2013/
Or where I can get something like this for my studio. It looks like muslins used in portrait studios. I like how it's used for fashion...something different from seamless.
Feb 04 13 10:37 pm
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R Michael Walker
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Costa Mesa, California, US
Looks like a muslin background. Try Denny's
http://www.dennymfg.com/
Feb 04 13 10:45 pm
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fullmetalphotographer
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Fresno, California, US
Feb 04 13 11:43 pm
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MC Photo
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New York, New York, US
It's probably a painted canvas. Muslins are just large bedsheets.
Feb 05 13 01:49 am
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Giacomo Cirrincioni
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New York, New York, US
MC Photo wrote: It's probably a painted canvas. Muslins are just large bedsheets.
Yep.
OP, you want something like this:
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/control … &A=details
Feb 05 13 09:05 am
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Valenten Photography
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Balikpapan, Kalimantan Timur, Indonesia
fullmetalphotographer wrote: You probably looking at a some sort of Muslim Cloth
You meant muslin :p
Feb 05 13 09:13 am
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John Ng
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Chicago, Illinois, US
But I probably need a really large canvas.
Feb 05 13 06:23 pm
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robert christopher
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Snohomish, Washington, US
Schmidli backdrops.
Schmidli.com
Feb 05 13 06:43 pm
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David M Russell
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New York, New York, US
It's just a dyed muslin background. Looks exactly like one of the ones I have, which I bought from The Set Shop here in NYC. It might be a Denny, I don't remember.
EDIT: On a tangential note, I don't know about you, but I would never buy a canvas or muslin background without seeing it in person and opening it up. A lot of them are hand dyed and they vary from one to the next. I like something mottled, but not too splotchy or contrasty.
Feb 05 13 06:46 pm
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L Cowles Photography
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Corona, California, US
I'm sure it is muslin, not canvas.
Feb 05 13 06:52 pm
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robert christopher
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Snohomish, Washington, US
Bad link ill fix it later
Feb 05 13 10:52 pm
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RMichael Photography
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Aurora, Colorado, US
Any chance it's seamless with a texture applied in post?
EDIT:
Scratch that, just saw the full-length.
Feb 06 13 12:20 am
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robert christopher
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Snohomish, Washington, US
i dont see anything like that at denny manufacturing, the texture on the op's link are much more subtle
its here i tell you
http://schmidli.com/portfolio.html
Feb 06 13 01:11 am
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sdgillis
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Portland, Oregon, US
It looks like ralph lauren suede paint, but it might be cloth there are some ripples in the floor.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpWpYqcGWvM
Feb 06 13 01:46 am
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John Ng
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Chicago, Illinois, US
I notice that the European photographers seem to use this type of background more than seamless. Thanks for the links and ideas.
Feb 06 13 09:35 am
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John Ng
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robert christopher wrote: i dont see anything like that at denny manufacturing, the texture on the op's link are much more subtle
its here i tell you
http://schmidli.com/portfolio.html Thanks for the link. This might be the closest to the link I posted.
Feb 06 13 09:39 am
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