Bungee with clips attached
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I'm looking for a bungee that has clips that are safe to attach to a muslin b/g to help make it a bit more taught. The muslin isn't right up to the edge of the stands so I was looking for something like a bungee with clips on both sides so I could clip the muslin, loop around the stand and back. I'd like the bungee to be about 2' long.
I haven't found this looking at camera stores or home depot. Any pointers would be most helpful.
TIA...
I haven't found this looking at camera stores or home depot. Any pointers would be most helpful.
TIA...
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I find the best assortment of bungees at outdoor supply, camping stores. In My area one is called "Big 5", and I have seen them at hunting supply stores. Not at camera stores or home Depot.
Stan
I reinforced the points where the bungee attached to the b/g and just pushed the hook portion through the material. You don't need a lot of pressure to flatten out the B/G. If you have a steamer that will help take out the wrinkles if you want a flat surface.
Deacon
Thanks.
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You need a store like, The Yard here in Wichita, that sells Bungee by the foot.....and add a clip to the end(s).....
Or as I do to get my muslins taught (tight).....I used gaff Tape....get teh muslin on the cross bar and tape one end goto the other end and pull it taught and tape that end......done.
All photog should have a least one roll of gaff tape.....I have white and blk and also a roll of yellow spike (gaff tape about 3/8" wide)...spike tape I use to mark different things so they can be found quickly in the dark if need be.
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i was thinking of using garter belt clips for mine, you can buy a dozen on ebay and attach a piece of elastic to it..
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