NEW – 7 PIECE GROUP POSER
Every Studio Needs This

A simple solution for posing 1, 2, or even 15 people in the studio
or on location. Click here to see the video. It’s hard to explain in words.
http://www.youtube.com/user/virtualbackgroundstx
TESTIMONIALS
Recently on a visit to Virtual Backgrounds in San Marcos, Jim Wilson introduced us to the seven piece poswr. It is a very non traditional looking piece but when Jim began to demonstrate just how practical and easy it is to pose individuals, couples, and families on one poser, we were sold. No more rolling in stools! Our studio clients love how quickly and easily we can pose their entire family without the added stress of rolling stools and unstable posing blocks. One more thing. We have also used it on location and it worked like a dream. Thank you Jim and Virtual Backgrounds for introducing us to this product.
Charles and Kate Caudillo
Professional Event Photographers
We all know how difficult it can be to place family members at proper levels and angles when creating family groupings. We have doen it for years for churches, schoolsservice clubs, etc. Each time we tend to be somewhat under the gun, trying to pose the group as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Nancy and I have looked at many possibilities over the years. We’ve used boxes, stools, gear cases, etc. and it was always the same old story. When attending a Virtual backgrounds session in April, we noticed a unique rather interesting bench with a number of easy to use height attachments. We got to use it during our posing session. What a neat tool to have. Nothing to assemble, nothing to break from too much weight.
We do quite a number of church directory portrait sessions as well as weddings. Our 7 piece poser has become a mainstay in our equipment list. I would not want to operate without it.
Russ and Nancy Hanson