Savage Widetone Seamless Background Paper - 107in.x50yds. - #38 Canary | Backgrounds & Background Stands

Savage Widetone Seamless Background Paper
With plastic sleeve
Non-reflective surface
Fine-tooth finish
Acid-free
Core-wound
Recyclable
Color: Canary

*AVAILABLE FOR STORE PICKUP ONLY*

Overview

The non-reflective surface of the Savage Widetone Seamless Background Paper accents the borders of the foreground subject to make it look apart from the background. This 107-inch wide paper has a maximum length of 50 yards. Its fine-tooth finish allows you to use it for decoration. The thickness of 7.6 mil makes it easy to set-up the paper in your studio. You can store the paper for a long time as it is acid-free. The paper comes with a plastic sleeve that protects it from dust and moisture.

Product Reviews

There are no reviews for this product.

Write a review

Specifications

Brand
Savage

Detailed Specifications
Size:	Core Size: 2.13" (5.4 cm)
Size: The size of an object. View All Attribute Definitions

Physical Specifications
Length:	150' (45.72 m)
Length: The measurement of something from end to end. View All Attribute Definitions
Background Color:	Canary
Background Color: The color of a background. View All Attribute Definitions
Width:	107" (271.78 cm)
Width: The measurement or extent of an object from side to side. View All Attribute Definitions

Brand
Brand:	Savage

Paper Handling
Paper Size:	107x50
Paper Size: The size of the paper View All Attribute Definitions
Maximum Paper Thickness:	7.6 mil (0.1930 mm)
Maximum Paper Thickness: The maximum amount of paper thickness. View All Attribute Definitions
Paper Weight:	145 gsm (97.97 lb)
Paper Weight: Paper weight is the general thickness of a paper. The greater the paper weight, the heavier, thicker, and sturdier the paper is. Papers with more bulk hold up well when there is heavy ink coverage. For full color photos from your desktop, thicker inkjet photo papers are best. However, some desktop printers may not handle thicker papers well, especially if the printer doesn't have a straight paper path. View All Attribute Definitions