I have a crappy backdrop stand that the legs, tighteners and thickness of poles get in the way. I can't get the backdrop to look flush it always wrinkles. What do you guys do to hang yours?
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I have a crappy backdrop stand that the legs, tighteners and thickness of poles get in the way. I can't get the backdrop to look flush it always wrinkles. What do you guys do to hang yours?
Here's what I use for backdrops:
Matthews Maxi Kit Steel Stands (2)
LumoPro 12' Background Crossbar
CowboyStudio 6 x 9 Feet Seamless White Vinyl Background
BESSEY 2-in Steel Spring Clamps (2)
The sectional crossbar is great because I can choose what length I need (I generally only use 3 of the 4 sections). The light stands are very sturdy and exceptionally well-made. The vinyl backdrop doesn't wrinkle like fabric. I've had it since late 2012 and used it several times and it still looks great.
I simply thread the background roll onto the crossbar support and use the clamps when the background is pulled out to the desired length.