Product Photography Backdrops Stand Kit: 31x59in White Backdrop Background Black Backdrop Background with 26x29in Small T-Shape Backdrop Stand Tabletop Photo Shoot for Jewelry Small Product

Using this green screen so I can make my face cam a transparent overlay on YouTube streams. Works very well for the purpose. Setup is easy, though if you have to constantly set up and tear down it will be annoying. The item is quite large. I had to iron the sheet in order for the green screen effect to work flawlessly but that’s no big deal. The stand is very light, so you can knock it over easily, but seems sturdy. Overall very happy with the quality for the price.

It's a green screen kit, there's not a whole lot more to say lol, It was super easy to set up, the height is adjustable up to 6ft, it's at it's sturdiest if its full spread out at the base, tho you can use it with the base not fulling expanded if you don't quite have the floor space to have it completely out (like in my case).The screen itself feels very good, it doesn't seem to be low quality, however from the box it was extremely wrinkly though that's something that's bound to happen, If you want it to be wrinkle free you're gonna want to whip out the ironing board.

It’s actually pretty great and bigger than I expected, but when I actually set it up and tried to use it with the camera I found it still wasn’t quite big enough. I had to put it pretty close to me to cover the full background. Also it isn’t incredibly sturdy because Otis only connects in the middle. At the end of the day it’s a great deal for the price and I’m not complaining

Easy to setup and good quality, seems pretty durable too.

This was unbelievable for the price. It was absolutely perfect! And I didn’t even need to steam the green curtain. Highly recommended.

I think the biggest drawback of this design is that it uses a tripod instead of having 2 solid feet on either side. The tripod design seems so susceptible to tipping over.Also be aware that this screen is only 60" wide. Serious photographers and videographers want a much wider green screen.But, even with those limitations of this product, it probably might meet the needs of many customers.Just make sure to check the facts carefully and compare product specifications.

Didn't like how the curtain just drapes over the frame and you have to secure it with the clamps. But works great.

The product *could* be much better / more versatile with a little work. I wound up modifying it myself because nobody seems to sell a version with the changes I needed.1) The stand is too short. Maximum height of the crossbar is 6'6" (2m). But I'm 6'0", and if I'm wearing a hat there's little if any margin for error between the top of my head and the bottom of the clips.I solved this issue by fabricating an 18" long stick (scrap wood) with appropriate hardware at the ends to splice in between the top of the stand and the crossbar. Crude, but effective. Would've preferred a 4-segment stand capable of 8'+ height, such as my studio lights mount on, but no one sells that as an option.2) For my purposes (guitarist standing/playing in front of greenscreen), 5' wide backdrop is a little too narrow, unless I stand very still. BUT, the backdrop is close to 7' long... so I extended the crossbar by 1' on each end (with some wood dowel) enabling me to hang the backdrop in the other orientation ('landscape' instead of 'portrait').Would've been nice to be able to buy that object, rather than kludge something together, but you take what you can get.