This 100% cotton White Duvetyne Roll from Liba Fabrics measures 57" wide and is 25 yards long. It is used extensively in the film and theater industries for blocking light. White is more aesthetically pleasing in certain situations, yet still has the blackout qualities of black Duvetyne. The fabric can be easily cut or torn and it meets NFPA 701 fire-retardant standards (certificate available).

NFPA 701 Flame-Retardant Rating    Tears Easily, Ideal for Blocking Light    Use in Film/Theater, Can Be Drawn On    White Color is Aesthetically Pleasing

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How well would the 9oz work for negative fill compared to the 16oz? Not needing this for cutting, just neg fill.

A: The difference in negative fill between Liba Fabrics 57" 9 oz Duvetyne Roll vs. Liba Fabrics 57" 16 oz Duvetyne Roll is minimal to zero. The negative fill strength comes from the type of surface not thickness, the more matte the material or fabric is the stronger the effect.

Q: 2. Does this work with laptop cameras to fully fill the background, for example using the internal camera on a 2019 Macbook Pro?

A: This is 57" wide this will cover a standard laptop camera

Q: 3. I don’ understand what yards means, what is the lenght, what is the width ? Thanks

A: 56/57" Wide and 15' Long or {4.572M Long}

Q: 4. Will this work for both B&W and Color films and paper or B&W only?

A: This LFN wetting agent is primarily for B+W film and paper.

Q: 5. 10 yards by...? How wide is it?

A: Width: 56/57" Wide

Q: 6. If I need to NFPA 701 certificate will you provide one?

A: Please Contact Liba Fabrics Corp 212-563-4991 or Email info@libafabrics.com

Q: 7. The difference between this 16 oz and the BH #LI461BLACK5 9 oz is just the weight? What difference and uses are between the two?

A: The weight is the density of the black flag. The higher weight block more light.

Q: 8. Would anyone care to comment on how this compares to the late Agfapan 25 (APX 25)?

A: Essentially the same, if not entirely.

Q: 9. How does this fold up?

A: This folds up by twisting it into a figure 8, similar to reflectors.

Q: 10. Can Rollei RPX 25 film be processed in Kodak XTOL developer? If not, do you have information on compatible developers?

A: Rollei recommends the RPD-X Film Developer for the RPX 25: http://bhpho.to/1itKirc