can you compare paper backdrop:vinyl backdrop?
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Vinyl is cleanable, thick and great for a seamless photo. Paper is disposable, and tears easy I use vinyl in most of my shoots and use the paper when I'm doing a shoot where the vinyl might get stained like doing a child's first birthday cake smash shoot.
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I've used paper drops, they produce pretty much the same effect as vinyl. Paper will only last a few shoots. Each time subjects stand on the paper it becomes dirty, worn and ripped. After 3 or 4 sessions you will then have to cut the used area and roll another 6ft off. Because this is vinyl, this drop can be used over and over. Just take some time to wipe the standing area down after every shoot and allow it to dry before rolling it up and you will be able to use this for many shoots.
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I'm sorry. I really don't know. In a event planner. I use this for curtains backdrop.
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sorry don't know the difference... I'd recommend the Pantone website for more info
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If you have printed photos on a printer, it is basically similar. I found it to be fairly simple.
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Hello Danielle, These are just backgrounds only. Our product with props,frames as well as backgrounds is the 1500+ Professional Digital Photo Backgrounds and Photography Frame Templates. It should turn up as #1 if you enter "digital backgrounds" into the Amazon search. I hope that helped. Best Regards, Clive at EZbackgrounds
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You can just steam them out...or better yet, I store these backdrops bunched up...and honestly, the random wrinkles add to the character of the background.
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You might want to try repositionaln vinyl graphics like these: https://www.google.com/search?q=repositionable+vinyl+graphic+dandelion&newwindow;=1&es;_sm=93&tbm;=isch&tbo;=u&source;=univ&sa;=X&ei;=jOohVMa5JJbEggSBy4LgAQ&ved;=0CDYQsAQ&b;iw=1422&bih;=1043&dpr;=0.9
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Here is a website with some info on how to compare different types of paper. You can find some paper that you are familiar with and gauge by comparison bow this this is. http://www.searchbulldog.com/paper-weights-explained It is not as thick as some cover stock. I would compare it to a basic firm photograph paper. I took a gamble when ordering it too and was pleased.
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If you want to see day/ night comparison samples theres a guy that uploaded nice ones you can see them by clicking on the seperate link to "see all customers images" under the amazon picture of camera.
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Its basically made like the cheap plastic tablecloths. More shiny than matte. Bright lights might show it more but it is really an awesome backdrop!
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I already had one, but if you are looking to buy a stand for this paper, look for something really stable or buy sandbags because it's heavy. I think mine it's from limostudio and I used to only put fabric backgrounds to it, but it has performed really well carrying the paper, just a little unstable, that's why I suggested the sandbags.
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I doubled mine up...If you do that it should be OK... if you want a better solution, goto a camera store and buy a roll of paper background...No wrinkles and it works great...
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I wouldn't use Silhouette vinyl on them. You need Oracal 651 vinyl for that.
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Really cool white backdrop with polka dots with assorted colors like, yellow, blue, pink etc... Hope that helps.
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This is a backdrop only. Mine came packaged in a plastic shipping envelope. It arrived in excellent condition and is a very good quality backdrop. I use it for covering things like desks or chairs where I need a solid object, but want to change the appearance of the object in the final process.
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I wouldn't purchase this for a vinyl backdrop. It sags in the middle. The other thing is, if you have vinyl backdrops that are various sizes, it doesn't go up and down, so you are stuck. I use this for blanket backdrops during newborn sessions and it works perfect for that.
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Check with the company that sells the backgrounds. I think I remember seeing the green ones.