Anybody have any experience with these? Are they susceptible to wrinkles?
Thanks.
Nov 09, 2012 15:20 | #1 Anybody have any experience with these? Are they susceptible to wrinkles?
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chrisandaivi Senior Member 718 posts Joined Apr 2010 Location: Virginia Beach More info | Nov 11, 2012 08:33 | #2 yes, they do wrinkle BUT if you backlight or make the background pure white or black... you will not see it. Gear: 5D Mark II, Canon 85mm 1.2 L ,Canon 17-40mm F4L
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Nov 11, 2012 08:35 | #3 Thanks. That's what I needed to know. I emailed and called them but never got a response.
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Nov 12, 2012 10:38 | #4 They emailed back and said it is possible to get a few minor creases but they have a good return policy if I'm not happy. My intended purpose is to just bounce light from the front, so this may not be a smart way to go, especially using a colored one.
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isoMorphic Goldmember 2,090 posts Joined May 2008 More info | Nov 12, 2012 14:51 | #5 I have a 5x6 green/blue popup and it's near impossible to keep the wrinkles out. Not only because of the material but also they tend to sag a bit in the corners. It's difficult to make a really strong frame that can be easily folded up and support lots of weight so something has to give. If your looking for a large bounce then have a look at the Sun Bounce. www.sunbounce.com
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