The Black Market Musou Black Fabric KIWAMI, Backcoated - A4 Sized Cut

very nice product

is protecte ki zarurat nhi hai

Incredibly black! Exactly what I was looking for. I'm using it as a luma key background for a dice box, so I can capture my dice and key-out the bg. Is working very well for that, altho since I'm throwing dice in it it may not last super long.

This stuff is incredibly black when pristine! If the pile gets crushed it isn't very black. The clear protective envelope it comes in is enough to cause the very outer mm or so to be a little less black. As indicated there will be some occasional short pile fibers present on the surface. Very much darker than Aktar black sheet. Will be ordering more and investigating the durability and good ways to remove any dust/fibers that get on the surface. I wish Amazon would sell all the types they offer!

Llego en perfectas condiciones y absorbe muy bien la luz. Lo he estado usando para tomar fotos de unas minis y ayuda bastante a que la mini salga sin tantos reflejos ni luz compitiendo por la atencion

Had dust and fluff on it, and a few cm of damaged material in the middle of the rectangle I used some tape to gently clean it, and it was fantasticly black. Quite amazing. Great for photography… My impression is that it’s delicate and when it’s shipped it gets crushed, stepped on, bent, mashed … etc. Amazon’s delivery often involves great violence (I’ve seen delivery guys throwing packages) and isn’t well suited for delicate items

For flocking a telescope or internal camera components, nothing I have found is blacker than this. It is far, far more light absorbing than the adhesive-backed flocking papers I have purchased from several telescope vendors. This stays black even when viewed at various angles, though if you are dumping an insane amount of direct light onto it and viewing it at an angle of around 45 degrees, you will get some shine - but I know of NO product on the market that would not do the same thing yet be worse. For any reviewers claiming it isn't that black, or that a blacker product exists, I would love to see proof with a link to another product that they feel is more light absorbent than this.