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Savage #66 Pure White Seamless Background Paper (86" x 36')

BH #SABGP8666 • MFR #66-86
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Savage #66 Pure White Seamless Background Paper (86" x 36')
Actual color may vary between productions
Key Features
  • For Creating Smooth, Even Backgrounds
  • Fine-Tooth, Non-Reflective Surface
  • Acid- and Lignin-Free; pH Neutral
  • Core-Wound; 2.125" Interior Diameter
Photograph people and products against a smooth, uncluttered background with this 86" x 36' roll of #66 Pure White Seamless Background Paper from Savage. To facilitate even lighting, the surface of the paper is non-reflective and has a fine-tooth finish. In addition to photography, the paper may be used for events, decorations, banners, and more.
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Is 2 1/4" x 2" clamp big enough for a 86" x 36' ...

Is 2 1/4" x 2" clamp big enough for a 86" x 36' roll?
Asked by: Sang
Yes, the 2 1/4" x 2" clamp is big enough for the Savage #66 Pure White Seamless Background Paper (86" x 36'), BH #SABGP8666.
Answered by: Marisa P
Date published: 2025-10-21

this is 86in wide and 36 feet long ?

this is 86in wide and 36 feet long ?
Asked by: Colin
Yes, the Savage #66 Pure White Seamless Background Paper (86" x 36') measures 86" x 36'.
Answered by: Elliot
Date published: 2025-05-23

What's the difference between super white and ...

What's the difference between super white and pure white? Which one is whiter? Needed for product shots for a website.
Asked by: Risa
According to Savage Universal, Savage Seamless Paper has three different white shades available: #01 Super White, #66 Pure White and #50 White. Super White contains UV brighteners and is popularly used for product photography. Choose Super White to easily achieve an absolute white color using backlights. Pure White is a great all-around white with a neutral tone. This color is great for anything from headshots and portraits to product photos. Works well with or without backlights. White is a much warmer white tone compared to Super White and Pure White, and tends to complement skin tones well. This is ideal for headshots or portraits where absolute white is not needed as it delivers more of an “off-white” look.
Answered by: Manzell L
Date published: 2021-03-15

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I have a section of an unfinished basement to practice photography and thought of getting some seamless paper. To both fit and give me the most options for my space, the 86 would work best. However, I see there are only four color options in that size (I only need black and white, so no issue there). However, is there any risk of this size eventually not being available in case I want to turn my basement into a studio for the long term? i.e. do you think an 86 option will be available for many years to come?
Asked by: Ricky
From our understanding, the 86 wide paper by Savage is a newer option and we have not heard of any plans they have of stopping production on this size.
Answered by: Kirk R.
Date published: 2018-08-26

Is this works with savage background port-a-stand ...

Is this works with savage background port-a-stand kit?
Asked by: Safwan
Yes, I've used these together on several occassions.
Answered by: Kurt
Date published: 2020-06-23

Want to confirm the spec of the paper roll - 36' ...

Want to confirm the spec of the paper roll - 36' means that it is 36 feet long when you completely roll it out, correct?
Asked by: Seong
The width of this paper is 86 inches while the total length is 36 feet.
Answered by: Kirk R
Date published: 2020-07-12

What is the inner diameter of the roll? Can it ...

What is the inner diameter of the roll? Can it fit over an Impact BG-PS440 Backdrop Support Bar?
Asked by: L
The core of this Savage roll would have a 2.125" interior diameter and it can fit with the Impact BG-PS440 Backdrop Support Bar.
Answered by: Kirk R
Date published: 2025-04-22

Is the 56x36 wide enough or is it more on the ...

Is the 56x36 wide enough or is it more on the narrow side? I want it to be wide but also be able to roll onto the floor?
Asked by: Brianna
Depends on the image that you are trying to create. Lay it out with a tape measure to make the judgement.
Answered by: Mike
Date published: 2020-09-20
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