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fastonebaz said:

@stratman3142 I've  seen people just hang patterned sheets behind them which looks quite cool. 

2 hooks in the ceiling,  run a wire between them,  peg the sheet to the wire.

Less pfaff than tripod and black, white or green screen.

midlifecrisis said:

stratman3142 said:

As a bit of an aside, but on a related topic, does anyone know of a good option for a plain backdrop or folding screen that's quick and easy to set up and put away, so I can hide the background in my music room.

these are good but you can probably find them cheaper  https://www.parkcameras.com/bc/161-2542/lastolite/studio-backgrounds 

Thanks. Some good suggestions there. I just been experimenting with various methods, including clipping a sheet to the cross support of stage light stand. My wife came in and said "why don't you just tidy your music room and rearrange what's in the background".

midlifecrisis

stratman3142 said:

fastonebaz said:

@stratman3142 I've  seen people just hang patterned sheets behind them which looks quite cool. 

2 hooks in the ceiling,  run a wire between them,  peg the sheet to the wire.

Less pfaff than tripod and black, white or green screen.

midlifecrisis said:

stratman3142 said:

As a bit of an aside, but on a related topic, does anyone know of a good option for a plain backdrop or folding screen that's quick and easy to set up and put away, so I can hide the background in my music room.

these are good but you can probably find them cheaper  https://www.parkcameras.com/bc/161-2542/lastolite/studio-backgrounds 

Thanks. Some good suggestions there. I just been experimenting with various methods, including clipping a sheet to the cross support of stage light stand. My wife came in and said "why don't you just tidy your music room and rearrange what's in the background".

thats gotta be the definitive answer

lukedlb

You can order rolls of fake wood cladding from amazon or eBay. Some are astonishingly real. At least on camera.