Savage Widetone Seamless Background Paper - 107in.x50yds. - 04 Gray Sky

Key Features
- Savage Widetone Seamless Background Paper
- With plastic sleeve
- Non-reflective surface
- Fine-tooth finish
- Acid-free
- Core-wound
- Recyclable
- Color: Gray Sky
*AVAILABLE FOR STORE PICKUP ONLY*
Overview
The Savage Widetone Seamless Background Paper has a smooth non-reflective texture so that the foreground subject can stand out in the picture. This 107-inch wide paper is 50 yards long. It has a non-reflective surface and smooth tooth finish that distributes light evenly throughout it. The paper thickness of 7.6 mil makes it easy to handle. You can recycle the paper as it doesn't contain any acids. The paper comes with a plastic sleeve to keep it safe during transportation.
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physical specifications
| Length | 150' (45.72 m) |
| Background Color | Gray Sky |
| Width | 107" (271.78 cm) |
paper handling
| Paper Size | 107" x 150' |
| Maximum Paper Thickness | 7.6 mil (0.1930 mm) |
| Paper Weight | 145 gsm (97.97 lb) |
detailed specifications
| Size | Core 2.13" (5.4 cm) |
- Savage Widetone Seamless Background Paper - 107in.x50yds. - #04 Gray Sky
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