Savage #46 Tech Green Seamless Background Paper (107" x 150')

If using the Manfrotto 059WM Hooks fastened to the studs of your drywall or concrete wall, it is recommended to use the Manfrotto 047-3 Alu-Core for Uncored Paper or Cloth - 12' (3.6 m), BH # MA0473 in place of the cardboard core then a Manfrotto 046MCB Expan Drive Set with Black Metal Chain, BH #MA046MCB inserted on each end of the paper in order to attach the roll to the hooks. https://bhpho.to/3R995G3 https://bhpho.to/3XGiOpv

Hi James! You should not have any issue holding up the paper with the magnets,

A fine-tooth finish means the Savage #46 Tech Green Seamless Background Paper (107" x 36') has a very slight texture to reduce glare and create a matte look, but under certain lighting angles or intense light, it can still reflect a bit of shine.

Hi Sara! Yes this background is the same as Chroma Key green and is perfect for green screen!

Savage Universal offers 3 different white seamless colors including White, Pure White, and Super White. The white color is the warmest tone of the 3 while pure white and super white are a completely neutral tone with the difference being the super white has UV brighteners added and slightly more fine texture.Pure white is the best all-around white, neutral tone, and it works great for anything from headshots and portraits to product shots and works great with or without backlights. Super white has UV brighteners added to the paper to make it appear brighter (think of using blueing agent when washing clothes to make your white clothes look brighter). The paper has a higher basis weight compared to all other seamless paper options, so the paper is stiffer and slightly thicker. It is perfect for product shots and full-length shots, and comes in a wider 140 roll option. It is best for achieving absolute white when using backlights. However, in some circumstances without using backlights and when there is more distance between the model and the backdrop, Super White paper may appear to have a bluish cast.Personally, I think Pure White is more flexible as it keeps its neutral tone with or without the use of backlights. However, if you are using the paper specifically for a clean white background and you always use lights on the background to increase its exposure for a catalog-type look (and you have no plans to underexpose the background for a gray or black background, or for use with gels to change the background color, and will mainly ONLY use it for high-key white backgrounds), then Super White would be better suited for your usage needs.

The Savage #46 Tech Green Seamless Background Paper (107" x 36') (B&H# SABGP10746) may be used very effectively with the Savage Infinity Solid Vinyl Background (Chroma Green, 9 x 10') (B&H# SABGIV910CG).

If you happen to be comparing the Savage 12 x 12' Background Stand, B&H # SA601212, to the Westcott Background Support System (10.5' Width), B&H # WEBK, both background support systems would be compatible for use with the Savage Widetone Seamless Background Paper (#46 Tech Green, 107" x 36'), B&H # SABGP10746, but the Westcott background support system would be the stronger of the two items. The Westcott background support system has a maximum load capacity of 40 lb (18.1 kg), whereas the Savage background support system has a maximum load capacity of 20 lb (9.1 kg).

You can attach background paper to a wall or other surface with gaff tape. BH #PRGT255B