Savage Seamless Paper Photography Backdrop - #50 Off White (53 in x 36 ft) for YouTube Videos, Live Streaming, Interviews and Portraits - Made in USA

There is a huge dent/wrinkle in the middle of the roll. We unraveled it about 20 feet and it is still wrinkled. Disappointed and will not buy again.

The price is right with this product especially if you can find it with super saver shipping. The paper itself is pretty strong and holds up to foot traffic on concrete. It is relatively easy to roll back up and swap out but if you do tear it make sure to use some heavy duty tape to prevent a long tear in your paper. The color is slighly warm to my eye but becomes quite neutral with enough lighting.

It may be hard to tell from the picture provided. I placed it next to my white wall for reference. But this backdrop is NOT white. It’s more of an ivory or off-white. If that’s what you’re looking for then buy. Bit if you’re looking for WHITE. This is not it.

I have been using Savage paper in my Evansville Indiana photography studio for 11 years. We photograph seniors, brides, families... I take this paper in rolls to weddings and dance / ballet studios too. It is always great. There are samples on our FB page. Just search for shootmyphoto dot com and you will see plenty!

our white paper backdrop was at its last roll so we decide to order a new one. side by side this is more cream then white

Si deseas un papel blanco.. esto NO es blanco. Ordene y luego leí los comentarios y si, todos comentan sobre el color. Este es más amarillo en persona que lo que la cámara de mi teléfono tomo.No volvería a comprar aquí, aparte el papel llego todo doblado la mitad y se ve en la foto. Muy malo 😿

EVERY single roll of paper I purchase will have the end torn to shreds, or ripped up about 3 feet. Obviously that has to be trimmed. I hate buying seamless paper, but it's the look I like.

This is not off-white. It is more in the yellow hue than anything else. The back paper is the Savage paper #50 that I received; they say it is off-white, and the bottom paper is cardstock in white. Can you see the difference? This photo is unedited.

Da muss man nicht viel zu sagen: Der Hintergrundkarton ist top.Wer noch nie sowas eingesetzt hat: Vorsicht, möglichst nicht verschmutzen, nicht knicken! Sauber aufrollen.Hinweise zu den Weisstönen:Strahlendes Weiss eignet sich deutlich besser zum Freistellen als das etwas gedämpftere Weiss.Für Einsteiger wichtig zu wissen: Bitte bedenken Sie die erhöhte Reflexion des Lichts bei strahlendem Weiss! Bereits das hier verwendete "White" hat gerade in einem Studio mit wenig Tiefe eine enorme Reflexion, was zu übertrahlten Kanten des Objekts/Models bzw. ungewollten Aufhellungen führt.