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03/07/2004 12:32:52 PM · #1 |
I buy muslin cloth get it dyed. I click full lenght Photograph of garments i make on mannequein , i need to get another back drop in a light color
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03/07/2004 02:17:20 PM · #2 |
| Buy some different colored flat sheets? You can run a rod thru the upper hem and hang them from chains connected to the ceiling. Put them on their own rod and you can switch them around quickly when you want to change colors. |
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03/07/2004 02:37:27 PM · #3 |
| Well i just wanted an opinion on what colors should i buy |
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03/07/2004 03:30:27 PM · #4 |
| If you already have a neutral backdrop (which I'm assuming the muslin is), then I would use a backdrop that is complementary in color to the garment--i.e., if your garment is red, use a green backdrop. If your garment is orange, use a blue backdrop, etc. I think that color scheme would make your garment "pop" and be very eyecatching. |
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03/07/2004 09:13:42 PM · #5 |
| Sorry. Is there anything other than white,black, tan and gray? just kidding, but those would seem to be the most common colors. |
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03/07/2004 09:50:31 PM · #6 |
For garments and models have black, white, red, green, blue and yellow (more near to the primary the better). Instead of muslin which can crease easily - try terrycot from Vimal seconds sale.
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03/07/2004 10:27:33 PM · #7 |
Thanks, Problem with muslin cloth is that lot of crease , i was trying to figure out some other cheap cloth.
I already have black backdrop |
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