When taking pictures, I don’t usually use backdrops. While they are something I would like to get into, as stupid as this may sound, my biggest problem with backdrops is the process of shopping for one. While camera gear, in general, can be a hornet’s nest of questionable—or downright bad—items that will happily tout their professional-grade capabilities on Amazon, this can be even more challenging when trying to shop for oft-forgotten items that you want to be professional quality.
Case in point: studio backdrops.
Luckily, Anabel DFlux with PhotoWorkout is here to save all of us, with her informative guide on picking the best studio backdrops for your photo and video projects. If you are like me and need a good place to start that will go into detail about various types of backdrops, as well as their different materials, and differences in how they distribute light—this guide goes into that, and for such reasons is a great place to start. Be sure to check it out at PhotoWorkout. (via PhotoWorkout)
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