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Anyone have any recommendations of where to get those backdrop paper rolls you've recommended in the UK?
Also, how heavy are they? My backdrop stand isn't as solid as I would perhaps like, Cheers! Sourcing... but need to ask, what width do you recommend? My poles are 1m each, so I guess I'm looking at the 1.72m x 11m paper - which is fine if that is suitable, if not, I'm happy to buy a new stand kit and the 2.72m roll. I'm planning on using it for couples shots, I have a feeling there might be requests for 3-4 group shots too possibly (I guess 2 could kneel in front) Thanks again!
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I know rolls come in 4ft and 9ft wide rolls here, whereas anything wider requires a special order of some kind.
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Thanks for the reply Os;
Request for deletion please. I'm thinking out loud and flapping. I have a more relevant thread in General :P Sorry!
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You'll never can second guess them when it comes to group shots. We had a crowd of kids
(17) who crammed themselves onto your 12 x 24 ft green screen for a group shot. You might get request of a group shot of table partners, maybe 4 to 5 couples.
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