Backdrops for group shots
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I guess it depends on the backdrop.
If you're using seamless paper then cloning out the overlap between the two pieces might be only a minor inconvenience (though tiresome). If you have the luxury of appropriate distance then throwing the b/g well out of focus would be helpful.
If you're using a patterned b/g, good luck. :-(
The simplest would undoubtedly be to get a wider backdrop (along with whatever supports and crossbar you need to hang it), or to find a plain wall or other background that would be wide enough to accommodate the largest groups.
If you're using seamless paper then cloning out the overlap between the two pieces might be only a minor inconvenience (though tiresome). If you have the luxury of appropriate distance then throwing the b/g well out of focus would be helpful.
If you're using a patterned b/g, good luck. :-(
The simplest would undoubtedly be to get a wider backdrop (along with whatever supports and crossbar you need to hang it), or to find a plain wall or other background that would be wide enough to accommodate the largest groups.
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Lastolite 4m Panoramic Backgrounds?
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http://www.lastolite.com/product_list/61022.1067038.1067039.0.0/Panoramic_Background