Can I add a paper roll as a backdrop to the stand? If so how?
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You could but you would need to get more muslin clamps for the top to hold the paper because the rod on top goes through the muslin. You could always use the green screen and replace the background via Photoshop.
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as long as the diameter of the paper roll is large enough for the pole to fit through. also, it can't be too heavy.
401854
You don't, you place them around your backdrop or subject. Separate stand needed for camera.
2211814
Yes. The stand width can accommodate a 10 ft wide backdrop; As for the 20 ft length, you will have some material on the floor (i.e. the subject standing or resting on the backdrop) which is common for fluidity and continuity in a photo scene.
228464
You can have any kind of backdrop you want. I used a 7ft vinyl backdrop which worked, but this Cowboy Studio pole set is flimsy and cheap, so I don't recommend any type of heavy backdrop.
2089587
You can just lean it against the wall, or use any background stand you want . It has loops you can stick a support thru.
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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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The image for this product doesn't really help. Set up your light studio so that the black is the back panel on the outside. The white as a back and both sides so the table you set it on is bare at the bottom. The Velcro is then on top in back for your backdrops.
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I use mine for backdrop so I have a stand but I have tacked a piece to the wall your probably better off buying PVC piping and make a DIY stand you can google it
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I don't see why not. However, I have a feeling that the paper roll would have a tendency to slip off if the holder wasn't exactly horizontal. On reveiwing our installation, I think it would look just as good, maybe even better installed horizontally. I would have someone hold it against the wall and then see if the roll slipped off while pulling the paper .... worth a try before you drill holes.
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yes, that came with it. There was one roll of paper, which is not much. I had to buy a stand
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Hey Bryan I bought the combo pack that was offered with the backdrop . When searching look below and see where it offers the clips and the stand and the backdrop altogether that's what I bought. The stand and the clips worked out perfectly with no issues and was very sturdy.hope that helps.
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It won't be real tight. It just hangs. As for the clamps, if you don't have a rod pocket on your backdrop, use the clamps like a clothespin. I guess if you wanted to, you could use the clamps to stretch it a little tighter side to side at the top with a rod pocket too. {I don't know why you would need to} But the rest will just hang. If you need to get wrinkles out, set it up a day or two before hand and let them 'fall' out. The sides of the backdrop don't connect to the stand. Only the top of the backdrop.I hope this answers your question.
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Its a background with loops on the sides to attach to supports. You could have lights on the stands you attach the background to if you
2011812
Yeah, the backdrop fits into a disc shaped case if you fold it right (good luck with folding it right though ;) ).
1348725
Needs a stand of some sort. I've used styrofoam some times but has to thick.
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Sure. I've used Xmas paper for backdrops and just used grips/clamps to hold the paper in place. It has a round bar across so the backdrop gets put on like a curtain would if your using cloth backdrops otherwise a good set of grips/clamps works wonders. I love mine!
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The stand should work well considering I do use a 10x20 muslin on it. My only concern is the weight of your backdrop. It may bow if too heavy. As for the grommet top, make sure to check the specs of the top tube that it is thin enough to allow your backdrop to move freely. I have to reiterate, the stands are durable!