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<blockquote data-quote="PapaST" data-source="post: 403275" data-attributes="member: 8330">I did some &quot;headshots&quot; recently and was in the same boat.&nbsp; I had some muslin backdrops that I didn't like because of the wrinkles.&nbsp; You might find a way to deal with the wrinkles but for me it was a pain in the rear.&nbsp; So I ended up going with something that Eyelight posted.&nbsp; I went with this one (a little bit more $) from B&amp;H.&nbsp; <a href="http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/303021-REG/Botero_C02357_023_Collapsible_Background_5x7.html" target="_blank">Botero #023 CollapsibleBackground (5x7') (Dark Grey) C02357 B&amp;H</a>Those type of backdrops have the metal frames that do a better job of spreading the fabric (IMO) so it gets the wrinkles out when expanded.&nbsp; I used my backdrop stand to hold it up and like 3 speedlights to light the subject.&nbsp; Here's one of the results with that particular backdrop:[ATTACH]133463[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PapaST, post: 403275, member: 8330"] I did some "headshots" recently and was in the same boat. I had some muslin backdrops that I didn't like because of the wrinkles. You might find a way to deal with the wrinkles but for me it was a pain in the rear. So I ended up going with something that Eyelight posted. I went with this one (a little bit more $) from B&H. [url=http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/303021-REG/Botero_C02357_023_Collapsible_Background_5x7.html]Botero #023 CollapsibleBackground (5x7') (Dark Grey) C02357 B&H[/url] Those type of backdrops have the metal frames that do a better job of spreading the fabric (IMO) so it gets the wrinkles out when expanded. I used my backdrop stand to hold it up and like 3 speedlights to light the subject. Here's one of the results with that particular backdrop: [ATTACH=CONFIG]133463._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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