kraaazymike Goldmember 1,231 posts Likes: 2 Joined Jun 2006 More info | May 13, 2010 11:50 | #1 I gave up on trying to get wrinkles out of canvas. So, I tried the alternative and accepted them by crumpling it up tightly and storing in a bag to get smaller uniform wrinkles like many of you have. But I can't get them uniform and even. Just sporadic big ones. Any tips?  HOSTED PHOTO please log in to view hosted photos in full size.
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urfastimfaster Goldmember  2,529 posts Likes: 1 Joined Dec 2008 Location: san antonio More info | May 13, 2010 12:35 | #2 nice portrait,his expression tells a little story about who he is i'm thinking a hard working has been there humble type of guy,nice touch of not getting any lens glare. Canon 7d w grip canon 50d w grip, canon 40d w grip Nikon d300,430exII 580exII (2) wescotts strobes(2) pocket wizards TT5's,(2) 50 1.2 70-200 Is 2.8,Canon 24-70,2.8 50;1.4.
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Point-n-shoot-n Goldmember 2,037 posts Likes: 1127 Joined Jun 2008 Location: Tampa, Florida More info | May 13, 2010 17:11 | #3 Unless you cloned out some of the wrinkles in the BG, there isn't much of a problem with what you are doing, just the way it is. The few that are visible can easily be removed in PP. I hate BG wrinkles and am going to get me some seamless paper! Canon 5D mk IV, Canon 5D mk iii, Canon 5d classic, Rebel XTI 400D 18-55 kit lens, Canon EF 85mm 1:1.8, Canon EF 17-40 F4L, Quantaray 70-300 1:4-5.6 LD, Canon 70-200 F2.8 iiL, Canon EF135 F2 L, Canon 200 F2 L, Tamron 28-75 1:2.8 , 2 alien bee 800's, 430 EXii, 580 EXii, rectangular and octo softboxes, assorted umbrellas, portable backdrops, radio triggers and still adding.............
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May 13, 2010 17:49 | #4 urfastimfaster wrote in post #10174457  nice portrait,his expression tells a little story about who he is i'm thinking a hard working has been there humble type of guy,nice touch of not getting any lens glare. I'm glad you like it and read into the picture. Though I should admit I actually took this during what I call Conveyor Belt photography. People line up at a party and I take their picture for 3 hours. Trust me, I had no plan in mind when this gentleman stood in front of me. Point-n-shoot-n wrote in post #10175954 Unless you cloned out some of the wrinkles in the BG, there isn't much of a problem with what you are doing, just the way it is. The few that are visible can easily be removed in PP. I hate BG wrinkles and am going to get me some seamless paper! Only PP done on this was the BW conversion and crop. I've been meaning to buy the 9' wide seamless backdrops. So far I've only got a 4' in white that you can't fit anything on!
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