Can you remove the "Art of Speed" background? and does it have a sticky back?
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The "Art of Speed" background is a flat label the mounts behind the actual set of "wings"and can be installed or not installed at your discretion. I chose to install it because it looks cool and not everybody has it.
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It comes as two pieces..you dont have to add the black piece if you chose..
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Yes it can be remove,it does have a sticky back,use a hair dryer to soften the glue.
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Its should be stick along with plastic cover. Its not like removing the plastic cover and image sticks to laptop.
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Mine came off all by itself. It's just held there by a self stick backing. I never even attempted to remove it. There's no "hole" left behind it. All you see is a shallow indentation, the shape of the logo insert. It came off cleanly with absolutely no residue.
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Yes, sticky back tape. I just hang it over a thumbtack though. And mine works fine.
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The back cover comes with a very thin film over the camera lens as well as over the back glass. You would be hard pressed to even notice the film on the camera lens since it' perfectly cut. After install, I suggest you clean/rub the camera lens with alcohol and a swab. Doing so will scratch the thin plastic film, but not the glass since it's much harder. Then, you'll know it's there and you need to remove it. I had to rub pretty good to get the edge to lift just enough so some tweezers could remove the film. It's that tricky. After it's removed, your pics will look crystal clear.
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no i tried to remove it too. also, backboard mountings are close together which makes the board have a "soft" feel when shooting off the backboard, as well as when shooting onto the rim, if you like that sort of feel.
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It has a "plastic-wrap sheet" that comes over it and sticks...peels off. I did not throw that away. When I make a picture display, I put the plastic back over the whole board to protect the photos and the cardboard. I also store it that way and put it back in the box, so dust isn't really an issue for me.
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It's basically a sticker...you can remove it and re-stick it somewhere else if you wanna or just trash it.
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No. The image looks great. I've had this for a year now and it was a huge improvement over my painted wall. I highly recommend it.
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It does hide the sticker some what I did is when I got my new sticker I moved it over to the left a little bit. I love my frame. It really is very unique. You might want to wait to put it on after you get new sticker. Don't take the backing off the sticker until you know where you are going to place it. Hope this helps. I also purchased the Bling screw covers. They are beautiful but they have one draw back. If you open the trunck and hit them, they come unglued and fall off. Two have fallen off. I found one but not the other. Glued it back on with E 6000 craft glue. I will let you know how that works. I will purchase another set. I will just be more careful. It does hide the sticker some what I did is when I got my new sticker I moved it over to the left a little bit. I love my frame. It really is very unique. You might want to wait to put it on after you get new sticker. Don't take the backing off the sticker until you know where you are going to place it. Hope this helps. I also purchased the Bling screw covers. They are beautiful but they have one draw back. If you open the trunck and hit them, they come unglued and fall off. Two have fallen off. I found one but not the other. Glued it back on with E 6000 craft glue. I will let you know how... » Read More It does hide the sticker some what I did is when I got my new sticker I moved it over to the left a little bit. I love my frame. It really is very unique. You might want to wait to put it on after you get new sticker. Don't take the backing off the sticker until you know where you are going to place it. Hope this helps. I also purchased the Bling screw covers. They are beautiful but they have one draw back. If you open the trunck and hit them, they come unglued and fall off. Two have fallen off. I found one but not the other. Glued it back on with E 6000 craft glue. I will let you know how that works. I will purchase another set. I will just be more careful. « Show Less
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I believe there are a few options for a background that you can use. Just go to the settings and there should be a few choices.
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It's not clear, there's actually nothing in the background. The decal comes "upside down"stuck to a piece of transfer paper. It was super easy to apply and it looks great.
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It has a clear peel off backing. It is difficult to remove unless you follow the instructions included to break a corner of it away from the sticky part. It gets easier after you've done it a couple of times. This is a fantastic product, don't let this small learning curve deter you from using it.
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Hi Kimberly:You don not need a Green screen. You can use Photoshot CS to remove the background, Clive from EzBackground have a video on, how to remove backgrounds and insert EzBackgrounds in the Photos. You will enjoy the EzBackgrounds, they have it for every possible senario. I recomend the this product, get the set it is easy to work with, Clive is very helpful. Enjoy and happy shooting.
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I haven't installed it yet, but it has a film over "sticky" part, so you can remove it,(from the camera) but, putting it back on may not last, once adhesive is compromised. I bought a case for the camera which solves 2 issues: protection, and grip. Hope that helps.
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The background is removable. It's a large piece of textured styrofoam that comes right out if you want it to. My tortoise actually dug his way through the styrofoam in one corner, and the heat lamps melted some of the top edge. So I can definitely see why you might want to remove it, and you certainly can.
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Picture It! 7.0 does have a touch-up feature that lets you remove scratches, remove dust and restore old pictures. I haven't used that function but it apparently blends the color from the surrounding areas to cover up the scratches.