I found several options for multiple backdrop support systems but they were all expensive, not to mention that I would also have to buy multiple backdrops. I finally stumbled on an article about gelling a backdrop. (Lighting a gray backdrop with a colored gel over the light to change the backdrop's color) I have done with before with a white backdrop with not so great results. The reason why gray or even black seamless paper is better than white is because they tend to saturate the colors in a very vivid way.
I decided on a darker gray seamless paper. I also ordered 15-20 colored gels. Got the package from B&H and gave it a whirl. The results exceeded my expectations.
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the last pic is particularly interesting. i've been looking into green screen/chromakey solutions. for stills, a gel could be an inexpensive solution... although for video, i don't know if it would suffice...
regardless, your results are even and spectacular. a setup shot or two would really enhance these posts...
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