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Sep 17, 2006 15:26 |  #1

My 3 1/2 daughter in protest of having her picture taken (after only about 7 or 8 done!) And one of the good images I got from it!

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Sep 17, 2006 16:24 |  #2

Atleast you got a good one. It was worth it. :)


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Sep 17, 2006 16:34 |  #3

2 nice photos thanks for sharing


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Sep 17, 2006 17:52 |  #4

Very funny!

Tip.. you should steam out the wrinkles in your backdrop you dont dont have to do the blurr that you did in the second. It is too visible and can ruin a shot. Steam out the wrinkles as good as you can and then clean the rest with the spot healing brush and clone stamp. Using a wide aperture will also help and move her away from the backdrop a few feet!


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Sep 17, 2006 19:55 |  #5

Thanks for all the comments!!

song4themoon wrote in post #1999656 (external link)
Very funny!

Tip.. you should steam out the wrinkles in your backdrop you dont dont have to do the blurr that you did in the second. It is too visible and can ruin a shot. Steam out the wrinkles as good as you can and then clean the rest with the spot healing brush and clone stamp. Using a wide aperture will also help and move her away from the backdrop a few feet!


I did try to iron it.. first just on the fabric but it melted it! (good thing I did it in the bottom corner!) and than I ironed it with a towel inbetween it and it did take some of the rinkles out but not completly. I'll have to ask around if anybody has a steamer I can borrow. I did try to get her away from the background but she wouldn't do it.. she just wanted to be close to it as possible!




  
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Sep 18, 2006 06:54 |  #6

I cleaned mine up with the steam on the iron. Fill it up with water, hold it a couple of inches away from the backdrop and keep releasing steam.

It wont take everything out but it helps.


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