Add a level of control and professionalism to your photographic endeavors with a 5 x 6', Lakeside Collapsible/Reversible Background from Savage. When confronted with a busy or unsightly photo location, it's great to have the option of shooting with your own background. The collapsible background has a steel spring sewn into the perimeter that holds the fabric tight when open, and collapses to 1/3 the full size when folded. For versatility, the background is reversible, and offers the photographer two backdrop choices. Easy to setup, the background has touch-fasteners for hanging vertically or horizontally, and is easily clipped to an optional stand as well. When not in use, the background may be stored in the included carry bag.
- Reversible - 2 Backgrounds in 1
- Compact - Collapses to 1/3 Original Size
- Easy Setup
- Touch-Fasteners for Vertical/Horizontal
Savage Collap ible/Rever ible Overview
Savage Collap ible/Rever ible Specs
| Quantity | |
| Material | |
| Reversible | |
| Color / Design | |
| Size | |
| Collapsed Size | |
| Care & Cleaning | |
| Included Storage Case | |
| Weight |
| Package Weight | |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) |
Savage Collap ible/Rever ible Reviews
SAVAGE COLLAPSIBLE/REVERSIBLIE BACKGROUND
Awesome Background!!!
What You Should Know About It
The product is just fine and B&H service is near perfect. But there are a few things that you can't tell from reading the description, product literature, specs and so forth. These are the things that surprised me, not disappointed me, just sort of surprised me. Keep in mind, the one I ordered is 6 feet by 7 feet. That's big. 1. Its surprisingly heavy. The frame is made of spring steel and at 6 feet by 7 feet that adds up to a lot of metal. 2. Folded up in its bag its fairly large, 33 around by my tape measure. 3. It comes with a nylon protective case. That's OK but all its good for is to keep the backdrop clean and stowed away. Its not heavy enough and lacks a shoulder strap or even a very convincing handle to qualify as a real carrying case _ which is what I expected. Another, more expensive brand does come with a sturdy thick blue nylon caring case. 4. When you set it up, the fabric has wrinkles in it that show in the photos. I take that as a function of its size, not sure if a higher quality item from another maker would avoid this problem or not. I did use a competing brand size 5 feet by 6 feet and did not notice wrinkles. The work-around for the wrinkle issue is to put the subject further away from the BG and/or t use a shallow DOF. 5. I think I would prefer a 5' X 7' size with heavier fabric. 6. Mine is black on one side and white on the other. The black is really black and he white is really white, OK on that. Not all brands are true white. 7. I hold mine up wth A clamps against a pair of budget-model light stands. That works fine. You could just lean it against a wall but then the angle will kind of work against you and it does not stay still. 8. Its useful for on location shoots but too big and heavy for run and gun. If you get one and use it, I think you will enjoy it.
