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| [title] Making a backdrop | |
| - | [* icon_caution] ***THIS STEP SHOWS TWO EXAMPLE SETUPS. As long as there is no nonwhite background visible (or it is correctable in post), build this how you see fit |
| + | [* icon_caution] ***THIS STEP SHOWS TWO EXAMPLE SETUPS. As long as there is no nonwhite background visible (or it is correctable in post), build this how you see fit.*** |
| [* icon_reminder] ***When using posterboard, use the MATTE side. Glossy materials and light do not mix and reflect light in ways not found with matte materials.*** | |
| [* red] ***Setup a backdrop support.*** 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 to conform it to my design spec and better modify it for a top lighting setup. | |
| [* orange] ***Setup your white background.*** Once the backdrop is stable, check for visibly unsightly areas. You are ready to take pictures. | |
| [* yellow] ***(Optional) Place your object in the space and do a test shot.*** If you are unsure if you will like the end result, take 1-2 test shots for review. Make adjustments until you are happy with the result. |