Savage 86X36 Super White Widetone Background

Key Features
- Savage 86×36 Super White Widetone Background
- Non-reflective surface
- 100% recyclable
- Acid-free
- Plastic sleeve
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Overview
The Savage 86×36 Super White Widetone Background serves the right purpose for helping you capture beautiful portraits and product photographs. The non-reflective and fine-tooth finish of this paper provides a smooth background and does not interfere with the lighting on the subject. This high-quality, recyclable paper can be mounted on any backdrop stand with the help of clamps. Also, this paper is acid-free and can be used as banners and decorations at events.
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