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| [title] Making a backdrop | |
| - | [* icon_caution] ***THIS STEP SHOWS AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT I CAME UP WITH. You can build this how you see fit, as long as there is no visible non white background showing. There is no "right" or "wrong" |
| + | [* icon_caution] ***THIS STEP SHOWS AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT I CAME UP WITH. You can build this how you see fit, as long as there is no visible non white background showing. There is no "right" or "wrong" build strategy for this step.*** |
| [* icon_reminder] ***When using posterboard, use the MATTE side for photos. Glossy materials and light do not mix as they reflect light in such a way matte materials do not.*** | |
| [* red] ***Setup a back support for your backdrop.*** This can be anything from a trifold board cut in half (the style you used in "school") or a custom design. I chose a custom design since my layout works best when I have top angled lighting which necessities a semi custom design or expensive soft box. | |
| [* orange] ***Setup a white background to hide everything in the back.*** After placing it so it will not move and there are no unsightly ares visible. Once this is done you are ready to take your pictures. | |
| [* yellow] *** (Optional) Place your object in the space and do a test shot.*** If you are unsure if you like the end result, take 1-2 test shots and review the results. Make adjustments until you are happy with the result. |