Photography White Background Paper

[Proprietary] If you need an infinite white background to photograph small objects and are working on a budget, I would highly recommend the MS20. I have been able to turn out great fully lit photos with this lighting system. The only drawback came with the initial set-up, even thought the unit came with step by step instructions, it was a bit of a puzzle. After putting it together, I don't know why it seemed vague. Nevertheless, it was totally worth the effort. Minor note: when you attach the paper reflector stand to the paper reflector, place the bottom of the stand 1/16 ABOVE the base of the paper reflector. In this way, when using the reflectors near the cyclorama, they will be more stable. When flush mounted as instructed, tipping and flopping of the reflector is a minor challenge.

[Black] after using white paper and the expense of it for the past 20 years, we decided to try the vinyl background! IT IS AWESOME! I should have done so sooner!

[87 to 91°] I am using 2 of these reflectors to make my background white. Works great.

[2.65 lb] I am beginning black & white pinhole photography again after several years off. I wanted darkroom chemicals that were easier to handle than powders and less toxic than the typical darkroom chemicals containing carcinogens like hydroquinone. Admittedly I only developed about five photos so far, but I am happy with the results! It works the same way as other developers that I have used. I use this developer in conjunction with: - Fomaspeed Variant III VC RC (resin coated) paper - Sprint Systems Block Stop Bath for B&W paper - Eco Pro Clearfix Neutral Rapid Fixer

[112%] I like the look of black and white photography on matte inkjet papers. However, for a long time I hated printing color photography on my Epson 3800. Ink and paper are expensive, and the print quality still left a lot to be desired. My color photographs reminded me of cheap silkscreen prints. This paper is the best thing I have found for digital color photography. I love this stuff. It's not quite the same as a darkroom print, but it's good enough that I appreciate this material on it's own- not just as a substitute for darkroom materials.

[12.5 lb] It's bright. It's white. It's paper. 'Nuff said.

[+21dBu] This is really great paper for certain photography

[0.01 lb] Great for breaking up a background or spicing up bare white walls.

[310 gsm] Very good bright white paper.

[2.65 lb] i will buy this paper again for my black & white printing.