Collection: Photography Backdrops

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Explore our collection of photography backdrops. Ideal for a range of studio photography uses including Ecommerce photography, social media, product photography, head shots, portraits, school photos and so much more, our photo backdrops are made from the highest quality materials. From brilliant white and coloured paper backdrops to Dorr fabric photo backdrops, at Harrison Cameras there is something for every style of photography. Photography backdrops are very useful in a studio. You can use photography background paper, or material photo backgrounds, depending on what type of effect you are wanting and whether your background stand will take a paper roll, which can be heavy - all available in white black and more! Plain Textile backdrops give a blank canvas for product shots and the batik style background has a self pattern to give added interest. Photographic studio backdrops are available in various colours and finishes and are really easy to set up. The re-usable photo paper background is used once and then the paper that has been spoiled is ripped off and the next part of the roll used. This means that the taking of a studio photo is quick and easy with the lights being set up once and then left on that exposure.

Photography backdrops are very useful in a studio. You can use photography background paper, or material photo backgrounds, depending on what type of effect you are wanting and whether your background stand will take a paper roll, which can be heavy - all available in white black and more! Plain Textile backdrops give a blank canvas for product shots and the batik style background has a self pattern to give added interest. Photographic studio backdrops are available in various colours and finishes and are really easy to set up. The re-usable photo paper background is used once and then the paper that has been spoiled is ripped off and the next part of the roll used. This means that the taking of a studio photo is quick and easy with the lights being set up once and then left on that exposure.