@Josh With a phone it’s going to be hard you’re going to need about 2 200w+ lights on the background to make your background go white and a main light to light up your subject. If you have the iPhone the best thing to do is just use the portrait mode in the hi key or black background mode. It’s going to be tough on a phone. I suggest investing in a dslr or mirrorless camera
Sorry I’m new to photography, I was thinking the standard paper for photographers is 107wd? How many people can this particular one take altogether. And can this particular stand take 107wd paper
Marcella Elliott the stands were from Amazon. Check out my other video to see the link ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IDQhDzZs4nk.html
Clifford Fetus lol yes it is on top of the carpet...wasn’t my best idea but since i don’t have a designated studio I’m just improvising at the moment. I tried to tape it down on the long edges but tape doesn’t stick to carpet that well 😅😅. So i would recommend shooting on a hardwood or hard surface would be the best thing so your model isn’t sinking through the paper. I put a piece of Cardboard under the paper to provide a platform for her to stand on so it wouldn’t rip when she stood on it. #fakeittillyoumakeit
CJ McCullough oh ok cool.. I have same type of setup but with cloth background but the wrinkles are annoying so looking to get this paper setup ... I use fake floor that you can put together like a puzzle from Home Depot .. it’s much sturdier then cardboard.. now just have to figure out best way to tape or hold paper down if need be
@@_cjmccullough I hope that you invested in 'A' clamps to attach to the roll and crossbar so that the roll doesn't suddenly keep unraveling once your subject steps on the paper. I was also concerned about the carpet, but it looks like you found a workaround.
Yeah they are but are you gonna buy me other lights to use or are you gonna let me create my videos with what i have? Negativity isn’t welcomed in this channel
