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Photography BACKDROPS Tutorial | Behind the scenes with McGunnMedia

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In this short video we show you how to create your very own textured photography backdrops or surfaces. You can use these backdrops either for tabletop or for portrait photography - they can be scaled up or down for your own purposes.
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14 авг 2024

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@suzetteanthony5181 3 года назад

I’m so glad I found you. This came in handy as I am working on a large backdrop, recycling a wardrobe card board box from my neighbors move.

@Mcgunnmedia 3 года назад

Fantastic! Love the fact you can recycle boxes - I often use old amazon boxes as a base for backgrounds and backdrops. Anna xx

@FreezeFlavors 3 года назад

Wow~~This is fantastic. I will try thisout.

@Mcgunnmedia 3 года назад

Have fun

@theonex9953 5 лет назад

thanks for sharing.

@gustavocampos1969 8 лет назад

Thanks, again, Anna and Filipe! Nice tip!

@Mcgunnmedia 8 лет назад

+gustavo campos Thanks for stopping by!!!

@foodcart9031 5 лет назад

Thanks for info

@AtlantaTerry 5 лет назад

Don't the straight edges of the foil tend to show up as straight lines no matter how much paint you put on top? I was thinking that a better way would be to slightly rip the edges of the foil so they are random rather than straight so this would not be a problem.

@Mcgunnmedia 5 лет назад

Hi Terry, thanks for your comment, I'm sure slightly ripping the edges would work well to make a more natural seam, although I haven't yet tested this idea.

@richardpcrowe 6 лет назад

Do the seams at the edges of the foil cause any problems?

@Mcgunnmedia 6 лет назад

Hi Richard, Thanks for your comment, it doesn't cause problems when blended in well with the paint.

@mohd917 8 лет назад

very nice... thanks for sharing... :)

@Mcgunnmedia 8 лет назад

+Mohammed Vohra Thanks, hope it was useful.

@mohd917 8 лет назад

+McGunnMedia of course it is useful.. a lot useful..keep sharing :) cheers....

@caewhitman 6 лет назад

I like this technique, but I need something more solid than card stock for my purposes. Would this technique work on canvass, or wood? Thank you!

@Mcgunnmedia 6 лет назад

Hi Courtney, Absolutely - as you are essentially wrapping the underlying material with foil so yes, it will work for wood, and canvass. I hope you have great fun making them - and fantastic results for your work. Anna.

@anamarques2324 6 лет назад

Thank you for the tutorial. I really enjoyed the final result. I used normal plaster and when I applied the paint some parts of the plaster came clinging to the brush. With the primer, did this happen to you? The final result seemed to me quite fragile, when putting dishes, for example, will scrape and the plaster will leave. Can you help me clarify these doubts please? Thanks

@Mcgunnmedia 6 лет назад

As plaster is designed to stick to a porous surface it may not work on the tin foil. If you use a material such as Gesso it provides the first base layer that you can then paint on. (You can buy this in most art supply shops). Anna

@AtlantaTerry 5 лет назад

You may want to seal the plaster. One way would be to use a matte finish water-based urethane.