A gray backdrop is a versatile, modern and sophisticated choice for most portrait styles, and is found is most photographers' studios. Here at Savage, we love gray so much, we offer 16 unique shades of gray seamless paper!This photo gallery features our Light Gray Seamless Paper shot by photographer Ryan Walsh. Understanding the different tones of gray is crucial for model and product photography.
This photo gallery features our Dove Gray Seamless Paper shot by photographer Ryan Walsh. See Full Gallery>>
This photo gallery features our Storm Gray Seamless Paper shot by photographer Ryan Walsh. This rich and dark gray is a standard choice for an array of professional portrait subjects and styles, and looks fantastic with a bold vignette.
This gallery was shot by Ryan Walsh featuring our TV Gray Seamless Paper Background. Professional portraits and senior pictures convey excellent intensity using this shade of gray!
When I first started photographing portraits in studio I knew that I had to have a gray backdrop, but I often wondered which one was the “right” one to choose. In this article I’ll help you decide which shade of gray would be best for your particular application!
This photo album was shot by photographer Ryan Walsh and features our Soft Gray Seamless Paper. See Full Gallery>>
This photo album was shot by photographer Ryan Walsh and features our Slate Gray Seamless Paper. See Full Gallery>>
This photo album was shot by fashion photographer Alba Soler and features our Dark Gray Washed Muslin Backdrop in a beautiful setting. See Full Gallery>>
Photographer Zhang Jingna recently used a Savage Dark Gray Washed Muslin in her shoot titled “A Rose”. See Full Gallery>>
Do you absolutely need to use a green screen? Absolutely not! If you don’t have a chromakey setup, no green screen, or blue one for that matter, there are ways of working with what you already have. Black, gray, and even white seamless backdrops are a popular alternative to green screens for digital still photography.