Studiotausta Novoflex MagicStudio MS 50

The Novoflex MagicStudio MS 50 is a compact studio background designed for controlled small-format photography. With a working surface of 1000 mm by 500 mm and a total weight of approximately 600 g, this backdrop provides a smooth, seamless field for product shots, tabletop still life, and tight portrait framing. The MagicStudio MS 50 integrates a rigid, dimensionally stable panel surface that reduces visible folds and irregularities while remaining easy to carry and position in temporary or permanent studio setups.

Advantages

The MagicStudio MS 50 combines a lightweight construction with a large smooth area that helps achieve consistent results across multiple frames. Its compact dimensions make it simple to transport and store, and the panel's surface resists creasing, ensuring a uniform background appearance. The product's build enables quick setup and repositioning without complex support gear.

Key specifications

• Working surface dimensions: 1000 mm × 500 mm
• Weight: approximately 600 g
• Finish: smooth, crease-resistant panel surface suitable for even lighting
• Suitability: tabletop and small-format studio setups
• Portability: compact and lightweight for transport and storage

How to use

Place the MagicStudio MS 50 on a flat support or attach it to an appropriate stand so the visible surface faces the lens. Position lighting to create even illumination across the panel to avoid hot spots or shadows; use softboxes or diffusers for uniform light. For product shots, set the background just behind the subject to achieve a smooth transition and minimal visible edge. If minor reflections or glare occur, adjust angle or light modifiers until the surface appears even in the viewfinder.

Recommendations

Store the panel flat or upright in a protective sleeve when not in use to preserve the smooth finish. Clean with a soft, dry cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents. For best results in product photography, combine the MagicStudio MS 50 with controlled, diffused lighting and a stable camera support such as a tripod.