I don't know anything about photography so I thought I'd

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>>3011951
Bump

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White backdrop and a bunch of lights.

>>3011957
Where do I get a white back drop

>>3011951
>How do I get professional pictures

Hire a professional photographer.

You're welcome.

>>3011961
The white backdrop store

>>3011961
Are you serious or are you trolling? Anything that is white and big enough can be used like a background, if it have a regular tone it will be better, but anything, a large piece of white plastic, a large cloth anything.

>>3011955
reminder to never do this

>>3011991
To never do what

>>3011996
Don't bump in such a short span of time.

I'd imagine it's just as simple as >>3011957 You should be able to figure it out from there. You can order one online by simply typing in "white back drop" or I'm sure you could find something that suits your needs at a local arts and crafts store.

>>3011951
Ghetto method:
>Buy large white piece of plastic, cardboard, etc, preferably one that's evenly colored
>Buy 2 soft lights
>Buy a C-Stand
Stick a camera in a C-stand in a way that lets you take photos from above looking down. Put down your white thing, set up your softboxes in a way that causes minimal shadows, snap a foto
For hats, same principle but use paper and gently curve it into a corner- think like a half pipe.

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>>3011965

>>3011951
this is literally a fucking shilling thread for this clothing brand.