1. How do I get the wrinkles out? 2. Can I clamp the backdrop the side of the poles to stretch it to remove wrinkles?
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You could do that, but it irons really well, so I would suggest that with some steam.
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I hope you are talking about the fold lines and not wrinkles.If you use an iron it should be on very low setting. I also suggest using a spray bottle of water and after you spray the wrinkles hold the table cover on one side and tug the other side.Just remember heat can melt the fabric. The fabric is not paper. Thank you.......
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I didn't really have wrinkles that were that bad, you can try a steam iron but what I did was take two lights and focus them on the white background about 2 or 3 feet from the background. It brightens up the background a little more and also you do not notice the wrinkles. Hope that helps some.
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I didn't, I just took it out of the package and put it on the bed. I guess if you are very fussy you could, but unless I get up close, I don't notice any wrinkles. I have bought 2 of these so far and plan to get one more.
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I hung mine up right away and left it up for a few weeks and the wrinkles pretty much went out. You will be pleased with the craftsmanship put into this backdrop.
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The clamps, which are part of the rod that holds the actual cloth shelter up, slide into the ends of the picnic table. There's a screw device that you tighten up to the table. We've had no problems whatsoever, and it's nice because the poles are adjustable to fit any picnic table. We love our shelter & get asked where we bought it, every time we go camping. I hope this helps - it's kind of hard to explain!
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They're folded when they arrive so I took an iron to them on a low setting and ironed them. No idea about different backdrops.
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They should come out after being open for a few days. If not, try spraying water and vinegar mix lightly, when it dry the wrinkles should disappear .
871301
Your backdrops don't have rod pockets? If they don't you can fold an edge over (most use about 4") and sew it or pin it yourself.
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I've had the same experience. I attempted to use a steamer without much improvement. I would not use an iron because you can actually scortch the fabric. I have only the black and white muslims and Photoshop any visible wrinkles out which are very little that are visible. I'm not sure how you are using the black or white but I use it for high key and low key effects so actual background showing is limited. Hope that was helpful.
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the muslin shipped in folded,not in roll. to get rid of wrinkle, it is better to hang it over the line,or backdrop support stand first,and water it very lightly,evenly,and let it dry over. Regards, kimoutlet
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I don't see why you couldn't use paper backdrops. The frame is sturdy enough to hold up very thick sheets. Just remember to purchase clamps which are sold separately.
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This YouTube Video is very good on every size collapsible backdrops. I refer to this often because I tend to forget how to do it. I hope this helps? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKVaz_95RjE
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Yes. 1) Don't use the plastic hanger thing, it's a real pain. I just put a hanger on the little tabs/hooks that it goes on. That way it goes straight to the closet without risk of wrinkles 2) Let the shirt dry before you wear it. The wrinkles will start to show faster if you don't 3) Be careful, it's easy to burn yourself 4) Steam the sleeves on the outside first, then go from the inside out and move slow-ish 5) If you have shorts or jeans, hanging them is difficult. I usually put them onto a clean floor and steam them as if it were a board. Plus this helps you move around so your back doesn't hurt while standing there
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Yup, I suggest getting a power strip so no one trips. The backdrops wrinkle easily, I may upgrade soon, but it is good to start with.
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I have never ironed or steamed my Prism backdrops. I just smooth it out as much as possible, and use clamps to stretch it out. I use Photokey 5 Pro and have not experienced a problem with wrinkles. HOWEVER: 1) I edit all of my pictures in either Adobe Photoshop Elements, or Lighthroom, before sending them to Photokey 5 Pro. If during all of the moving about in a photo shoot, the backdrop gets a large wrinkle, I remove it during editing. I don't bother with the small wrinkles. 2) Lighting is VERY important, I use three light stands. one left one right and one center. If for some reason the screen doesn't seem bright enough, I correct it while editing. I have never ironed or steamed my Prism backdrops. I just smooth it out as much as possible, and use clamps to stretch it out. I use Photokey 5 Pro and have not experienced a problem with wrinkles. HOWEVER: 1) I edit all of my pictures in either Adobe Photoshop Elements, or Lighthroom, before sending them to Photokey 5 Pro. If during all of the moving about in a photo shoot, the backdrop gets a large wrinkle, I remove it during editing. I don't bother with the small wrinkles. 2) Lighting is VERY important, I use three light stands. one left one right and one center. If for some reason the... » Read More I have never ironed or steamed my Prism backdrops. I just smooth it out as much as possible, and use clamps to stretch it out. I use Photokey 5 Pro and have not experienced a problem with wrinkles. HOWEVER: 1) I edit all of my pictures in either Adobe Photoshop Elements, or Lighthroom, before sending them to Photokey 5 Pro. If during all of the moving about in a photo shoot, the backdrop gets a large wrinkle, I remove it during editing. I don't bother with the small wrinkles. 2) Lighting is VERY important, I use three light stands. one left one right and one center. If for some reason the screen doesn't seem bright enough, I correct it while editing. « Show Less
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Use a steamer. Or buy a spray bottle, put filtered water in it, spray the wrinkles. Make sure you have the sheet weighted down and pulled tight in all directions.