JEBUTU Green Screen Backdrop Kit with Stand, Green Screen Backdrop with Stand Kit,5X6.5ft Portable Green Screen Stand kit, GreenScreen Background with Stand Carrying Bag Clamp for Streaming Video Zoom

The media could not be loaded.  I was pleased with this purchase. The green screen cloth is thick enough that it works perfectly for all my Zoom meetings.The T bar at the top was just a tad wobbly but it didn’t interfere with holding up the screen. The clamps are tight and hold the screen well. The only thing, again extremely minor, it that the little flat orange pads on the clamps pop off easily. Has nothing to do with their functionality. I’m thinking about popping them all off.For storage, I was able to fold the screen to fit the width of the bag, slide it in, slide all the hardware in and put all the clamps on the outside.

Easier to set up than I thought it would be. 1 tripod and 2 top tubes that attach together. Hang the screen up there and clamp them on. That’s it. There were a lot of wrinkles on the fabric but I’m sure I’ll be able to get them out. The wrinkles didn’t change the final results of the green screen at all. Only did a few test videos so far but I’m impressed.

Seems like good quality and material/construction and good value for price, with one really stupid but big and significant overall design flaw that dooms it: the pictured carrying case is only big enough for the stand, and won't also hold the cloth screen and the clamps. I tried, but just can't cram any of that stuff in there. The result is that there isn't really very good storage or portability, because it's all in separate parts that can only be stored or moved individually but still have to be kept together: stand, screen, and 5 loose clamps. Either that, or you have to buy or fabricate a separate, larger bag to hold the whole thing as a kit. Big PITA, and really stupid design/planning, in my opinion. If they'd only made the bag big enough to hold everything, just a mere, almost trivial couple inches more in diameter, it would be great, and you could slip the screen and clamps in with the stand, great for storage and great for grab and go, but as it is, unless you plan to keep it up all the time, it's a loser as far as I'm concerned, and was returned for refund.

the green screen material just isn't that good. it's wrinkled and hangs like curtain. which makes lighting it and using it for chromakey nearly impossible. however, the stand and clips are great. i made my own green screen using cardboard and poster board. and use it with the stand and clips and it works great.

People say to pay a bit more for a cotton screen and I wish I would have. This screen was folded tight when it arrived, and had creases in it hard enough to compromise the chroma keys consistency (aliteration!) the plastic clips are just … cheap and bad, and the screen does significantly better if you put a weighty long object through the “curtain hole” - I use my secondary broom’s handle for that the lights are just the same used to keep lizard pets slightly warm on their rock, and the pole for hanging the tapestry- the permacreased, non-robust , greenscreen wannabe tapestry, is very thin and doesn’t inspire the most confidence in holding itself up, nerver mind the addition of a large tapestry holding a bunch of the crappiest plastic/ clips and a broom handle. I’ve had mine throw itself to the floor under its own weight several times. Get a screen without creases, and cheap construction, made of better material if possible