Muslin Backdrop 10'x12'

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Muslin Backdrop 10'x12' - Night Shade

SKU:	CM-07
Our Price:	$48.95
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Item Description

Night Shadow

Shades of grey & blue create a charcoal color in this dyed muslin backdrop with 4" rod pocket and finished on all 4 sides

Overview:

TubeTape (tie-dye mottled) muslins are created through a special dying process, are usable on both sides, and can be draped, hung, gathered in different patterns or cinched under, over, behind or around products.

SPECIFICATIONS:

100% cotton to absorb the light and help eliminate reflection. Grade A cotton and fine weaving ensures a seamless matte background that is free of texture and grain.
4" rod pocket at one end allows for easy setup. Be cautious of cheap alternatives that need to be attached with clamps or counterweights - this product is directly threaded to the cross bar.
Dyed with the best quality dye. Our high quality dyes reduce the color deviation across the fabric surface - the color will not fade or wear with correct use and storage.
Machine washable
Finished on all edges to prevent tears
Allow for 5-8% manufacturing shrinkage

WHY MUSLIN?

Muslin is the most popular material for portrait photography and video backgrounds. It is light, yet durable enough to be used for years. It's easy to store, transport and maintain. It is great for all types of photography: family, children, high school seniors, bridals, models, or even commercial work. It can be hung on a background stand or on a ceiling mount system. In addition, they can be hung using "A" clamps.

WHY COTTON?

100% Cotton is more durable than the 50/50 blend of Cotton and Polyester. It is softer to the touch and and has better reflective qualities than the 50/50 blend of cotton and polyester. Cotton has always been the fabric of choice for professional photographers. It is slightly more expensive, but it offers more durability and performance than the cheaper fabricss. Competitors claim that their poly blends are superior to 100% cotton, which is simply not true. Ask any professional photographer and he will tell you the same.