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CleveG wrote:
Learned this on Fm, I carry a spray bottle and lightly mist 15m befor shoot...wrinkles gone. I don't even roll them anymore I just shove them in abag hang and spray. If you have alot of shots and your subjects are all in the relative same position in the frame, then try creating an action that creates a layer matching your background color bring down the opacity on that layer and create a layer mask...stop the action. Now when you run the action go back with your brush and paint out the center where your subject is. We just did a school shoot of 500, during the shoot a gelled background light got moved this terick saved us alot of time.
We also use the spray technique. Depending on the length of the shoot you may have to hang it to dry again once you get home so it doesn't go moldy in your bag, but it certainly does the trick. We just use warm tap water. We purchased the sprayer at Walmart for just about a buck.
-M
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... ps
I'm using the paper backdrops at the moment, but they get destroyed pretty damned quickly when people walk on them. Read kids here....