Does it's ok to make baby photography Wrap?
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Don't know what baby photography wrap is. It made great ghost bodies for Halloween paper mache ghosts.
1300697
Yes, I made a whole bunch of baby wraps from this for newborn photography (used RIT dye and cut them to 1.5 yard lengths). The cheesecloth is not stretchy like stretch wraps, but it still works well for wraps and layering. The more you wash it the softer it gets. Very nice quality.
1638444
I use it currently for newborn and birth. Its pretty good dof wide open. I have a few pix with it on my website...www.desertbloomphotography.com under birth. I used it on the crib ones and the mom in the rocking chair. I am considering selling it for the new Sigma 24 Art though....for tight rooms.
1682935
I would not, here's the reason it closes so tight that the photo may stick to the plastic. I would not.
683541
Good question I would suggest try not to do that( reuse) as it might save ur budget but it's Gona harm ur baby's health.
133824
I followed my friend's advice. She had twins and used these. start with 6, you will have more than enough. You don't always need to put them to wash every day, if the poop has not touched the wrap, you can reuse it. However, we did not use it for our newborn, she was too small, 6.3lbs. We started with 6, we are still using them and our daughter is now 6 moths old. They are great.
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Yes, Color Protection is the latest from The Impossible Project. Be sure to shield the photo from light as soon as it comes out of the camera. Also, this film is VERY sensitive to heat. Keep unopened film in your fridge NOT THE FREEZER and do not shoot in temperatures higher than 82deg.
334537
It's totally up to you. Personally I prefer to wear the wraps. Did to the fact it make my hand slightly bigger, and allows the glows themselves to be more secure when hitting the bag. So I would say YES go ahead and wrap it up.
917616
I agree with the other comments, as long as you are not shooting something massive, like a whole buffet spread. This company does make a larger version, however. It is a bit pricey, and of course the larger one more so, but the plastic background is just terrific to use, especially compared to fabric backgrounds. Another reason this is a good choice for food photography is the lamps run cool, so your food won't melt!
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i've had a couple of these kits...you can do pretty much what you want...cant hurt..i personally do not use mask..some people put elect. tape around the back where the door meets the camera body to lesson light leaks..thats the only extra thing i've seen other photogs do..good luck tons of fun
328911
Traci, I'm a photographer and I use it exactly for that. I usually put on it 11x16 heavy picture frames and canvas. Ypu are not going to regret it
250339
You can. It's industrial size plastic wrap. They might be a little big for that unless you're doing mass quantities
1037871
You should be OK if you don't pull too tiht. The wrap is kinda thin and bubbles pop easy, but it did OK on more "tender" items when we used layers
1847037
I would do so carefully, as the fabric is really porous. It depends on how sensitive your baby's skin is. Dilute it well. But it won't hurt the fabric, no.
1288732
I think the best thing to do is to contact the manufacturer with this question. You cannot be too safe especially with baby clothes.If this was my situation, I don't think I would use it on baby clothes. Just my opinion.
217566
I do not think so, we just turn it away for the baby. This way it did not seem to bother her. You could cover it with dark tape, but I do not recommend that.
2185615
Im not sure, I bought this as a gift for a friend's baby shower, but it should say on the package if you need to or not. I probably would, just to be on the safe side, and especially if it has a funky or chemical type smell to it.
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Yes, I have used these with a newborn. The prefolds I used were large enough for a 1+ year old, so the diaper as a whole was quite large. But the wrap worked as expected.