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Muslin FAQ :-
 
 
What is the difference between canvas and muslin?

Canvas is a heavier material than muslin. After painting, it must be kept rolled up between uses or when transporting to avoid reasing the material. There are pros and cons between canvas backdrops and muslin backdrops.

Advantages of muslin over canvas:

It is a less expensive material so you get more for your money. It is easier to transport as it can be stuffed in a bag. It can be draped for a casual look.

What is the best way to store the backdrops?

Be sure to randomly bunch your "Dyed Muslin" backdrop before storing it, to ensure irregular creases that enhance the great looking pattern (avoid the tendency to neatly fold the backdrop - that can create distracting - more difficult to remove - checkerboard creases in the backdrop). To keep your green screen or blue screen muslin wrinkle free, we recommend rolling them up for storage. This way you will pretty much eliminate wrinkles that will need to be steamed out.

How do we clean our Dyed Muslin backdrop?

Simply toss the backdrop in a wash using Cold Water. DO NOT USE BLEACH. For large Dyed Muslin backdrops, we recommend use of a double washer available at most laundromats. Do not machine dry your muslin backdrop. Instead, hang to dry because heat from dryers can cause uneven shifts of color.

Will the backdrop that I purchase, photograph the way it looks on the website?

There are many factors in determining how a backdrop will photograph. Lighting plays the most important role in how a subject is captured and how the backdrop is rendered. Parts of the backdrop that are over or under exposed will always be rendered in lighter or darker tones.