Savage Seamless Paper is one of the most cost-effective solutions for creating smooth, seamless backgrounds in portraits, commercial photography, and video production. Although most commonly used for studio work, seamless paper can be used for a number of other purposes, such as theater productions, special-event decorations, display banners, posters, even video projection screens.
So you just got your hands on your first Savage Seamless Paper Background… you may be wondering just what you’re supposed to do with it now?! Have no fear, we’re here to help demonstrate a few common methods for easily setting up a roll of seamless paper and will have you photographing your first client (or yourself) in no time!
Seamless paper is hands-down the most cost-effective solution for creating smooth and even backgrounds for portrait photography, commercial and product photography, videography, and much more. But don’t let it be lonely! With the right tools, you can extend the life of your seamless paper and get maximum use from each backdrop. Make sure these 5 accessories are in your photo studio next time you plan to roll out that new roll of Savage paper!
Beauty and portrait photographer Ryan Walsh recently used our Sky Blue Seamless Paper in the studio for a spring photo shoot. Sky Blue’s crisp, cool tones make it perfect for any spring or summer photo shoot!
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Caleb & Gladys are known for their surreal and dramatic take in creating images that are visually stunning yet always aiming to redefine boundaries.
Mike McGee enjoys working with a variety of seamless paper backgrounds for his studio portraiture, ranging from Pure White to Black.
Over the years, I’ve tried different brands, but I always came back to Savage and it has always been for the same reasons… Quality, Consistency and Selection.
Though with the correct lighting, you’re actually able to maximize the colors you have, using only a single roll.
Stop using seamless backdrops! Just kidding, sort of. Use them. Use all the colors in the rainbow and more if you want to. But, and it’s a big but, don’t use colored background paper without a plan or vision.
