LightPro 1m Cyclorama Curve for Studio – Reinforced Transform your studio into a professional, seamless infinity space with the LightPro Cyclorama Curve — Australia's toughest and most refined studio cyc system, exclusively available at Dragon Image. Why Choose LightPro? The 600mm Radius Difference. Not all cyclorama curves are equal. While most competitors offer a 450mm radius curve, LightPro's generous 600mm radius delivers a noticeably smoother, more gradual transition between floor and wall. This larger curve reduces harsh shadow lines, allows light to fall more naturally across the sweep, and gives you a wider usable shooting area at the base of the cyc. The result is cleaner, more even lighting that's easier to achieve — and a seamless infinity effect that looks truly professional on camera. A shallower 450mm curve forces light sources closer to the edge of the transition, increasing the risk of visible shadows and hotspots that eat into your post-production time. With the LightPro 600mm radius, you gain a more forgiving sweet spot, meaning less time fighting your lighting rig and more time creating. Curve Geometry The LightPro Cyc Curve is a 90° (quarter-circle) floor-to-wall transition — the cove begins 600mm out from the wall and finishes 600mm up the wall, with roughly 940mm of arc across the face. Built to Last — Engineered for Australian Conditions Constructed from reinforced plasterboard, the LightPro Cyclorama Curve requires no additional framing, keeping your installation clean and your build time short. Over 15 years of refinement have gone into strengthening the formula to resist hairline fractures — the most common failure point in cyclorama systems, especially in humid Australian conditions. No timber support structures. No weak joints. Just a rock-solid sweep that holds up shoot after shoot. Professional-Grade Finish, Ready to Paint The LightPro system is designed to accept arctic white paint — a carefully balanced formula that achieves the ideal level of light absorption and reflection for a consistent, glowing infinity effect. Standard white paint simply can't replicate this performance, leaving uneven lighting and dull results. Key Features 600mm radius curve — wider and smoother than the industry-standard 450mm Reinforced plasterboard construction — no framing required No timber support needed — resists humidity and hairline cracking Seamlessly matches LightPro corner pieces (same width and radius throughout) Reusable and relocatable — one of only two reusable cyc systems in the world Compatible with arctic white paint for perfect, even lighting 1m section width — combine multiple sections to suit any studio size DIY-friendly installation (professional install available and recommended) Best For Green screen and video production studios, photography studios requiring consistent infinity lighting, in-house corporate video production, and TV/broadcast environments. Please Note: Additional freight costs apply. You will be contacted with a shipping quote after ordering. Contact us at Installation FAQ Does it need a timber sub-frame? No. Panels fix directly to the existing wall and concrete floor — no framing required, which makes installation faster and cheaper than a traditional built cyc. How do I work out how many panels I need? Measure the width of each wall and divide by 1m for curve panels (0.5m for corner pieces). If you're unsure, Dragon Studio Solutions can provide a 3D layout and panel count for your space. How does the corner installation work with the curve panels? The LightPro vertical corner piece goes in first, then the 1m curve panels run up the wall from there. Both are flushed into the wall and floor the same way, so the transition between walls reads as one continuous curve. What fixes the panels to the wall and floor? Self-drilling screws for steel-frame walls, timber screws for timber-frame walls, and concrete anchors for slab floors. Two to three fixings per panel is typical. Does it just go on with cornice cement? No — panels are screwed to the wall frame/floor first so they don't move while the compound dries. Cornice cement (Knauf Finalcoat) is used afterward to tape, fill, and finish the joins. What's the best way to cut the panels if needed? A hand saw. What creates the seamless, shadowless look? The flush finish, not just the curve shape. Fibre mesh tape goes over every join, Knauf Finalcoat is applied and feathered 150–200mm either side, two to three coats are built up over the entire face, then finished with a final sand and checked under a raking (low-angle) light for any remaining bumps. What paint should I use? Three coats of Arctic white studio-grade paint over one coat of plasterboard primer. Standard household white paint will compromise the shadow-free finish — studio Arctic white has a specific reflectance value engineered for even lighting. How long does dispatch/delivery take? Normally two to three days to ship once ordered. Freight for curve panels is quoted separately after ordering, so allow lead time before your installation date. Can I install it myself? The panels can be self-installed since no framing is required, but we recommend professional installation for the most seamless finish — the taping, multiple compound coats, sanding, and correct paint are what make or break the shadowless look. Contact Dragon Studio Solutions to discuss installation.
