Colorama LL CO182 Leaf Green Seamless Background Paper 2.72m x 11m

Studio photographers and videographers often struggle with backgrounds that wrinkle, reflect light, or limit creative control. The Colorama LL CO182 solves this by providing a smooth, non-reflective, leaf green surface that ensures consistent, professional results in every shot. This seamless paper roll measures 2.72 m wide and 11 m long, giving you ample coverage for full-body portraits, product photography, and video interviews.

Who is it for

This background paper is ideal for professional photographers, videographers, content creators, and e-commerce studios that require a reliable, high-quality backdrop for chroma keying, portrait sessions, or product showcases. Its generous width accommodates group shots and large subjects, while the 11 m length allows for multiple sessions before replacement.

Main features

• Vibrant leaf green colour (code CO182) for creative backgrounds or chroma key work.
• Extra-wide 2.72 m roll eliminates the need for splicing in most studio setups.
• Heavyweight 145 gsm paper resists tearing and drapes smoothly.
• Non-reflective matte finish prevents glare and hotspots under studio lighting.
• Acid-free and FSC certified for archival safety and environmental responsibility.
• High opacity ensures the background colour remains true, even over busy surfaces.
• Compatible with standard background support systems (core inner diameter 5.4 cm).

Specifications

• Product type: Seamless background paper
• Material: Paper
• Colour: Leaf green (CO182)
• Width: 2.72 m
• Length: 11 m
• Paper weight: 145 gsm
• Finish: Non-reflective matte
• Core inner diameter: 5.4 cm
• Approximate roll diameter: 12 cm
• Texture: Smooth
• Opacity: High
• Acid-free: Yes
• Recyclable: Yes
• Environmental certification: FSC Certified
• Usage environment: Studio photography, video production
• Compatibility: Background support systems

Tips

To extend the life of your background paper, store it vertically in a dry environment and avoid creasing when unrolling. For chroma key work, light the background evenly and keep the subject at least 1.5 m away to minimise spill. When the surface becomes dirty or worn, simply cut off the used section and pull down a fresh length—each roll provides many sessions.