Just had a nice delivery at work
16-35mm F4 L IS.
Been a while since I got some new glass! Just sneaked in a few test shots in the office, looks amazingly sharp all over! This is my first dive in to ultrawide angle territory, am really looking forward to it. The 24-105L will be staying at home for the foreseeable future.
That backdrop looks quite low?
I mainly do children portraits so don't have any 6ft+ models in here
The bottom of the blue roll is at 6.5ft from the floor so it's still fine for the occasional parent that wants to join in too
Had mine for a couple of months now - it's a staggeringly sharp lens.
o cool. how did u install the backdrops like that? i want to do the same in my studio but currently just use lightstands to suport the backdrop
I got it from here:
http://www.bessel.co.uk/acatalog/Wall-Ceiling-Kit-4-Roll--plastic-chains--5060339961293.html#SID=47
(I'm assuming Bessel is not a competitor in any way)
Then just bolt to the wall. Gives more floor space and so much easier if you change backdrops
how does it connect to the backdrop itself? is it another large tube that gos through my vinyl backdrop and then just attached to that wall ceiling hook?
i might get this
http://www.bessel.co.uk/acatalog/Wall-Ceiling-Kit-3-Roll--metal-chains--5060339961316.html#SID=47
If your vinyl backdrop is already on a metal tube then you dont need anything else.
If it's on a cardboard or plastic tube then you'll need to buy a metal tube (bessel also sells these) and transfer your vinyl to that.
yes it is in a metal tube.
does that mean there is a small tube that holds the vinyl tube in place?
Also, does this wall mount stop the backdrop from rolling on the floor on its own without clamps?
Cant even explain how much easier this makes using backdrop rolls!
very nice !, can we see some of the images please ?