Fancierstudio Green Screen Background Stand Backdrop Support System Kit with 6ft x 9ft Chromakey Green Muslin Backdrop by Fancierstudio H804 6x9G

This green screen is a super cost-effective way to get different backgrounds for your photo and video projects. I'm a blogger and YouTuber and had to have something like this available in my bag at all times and it has really come in handy. PROS - Affordable - Flexible (just the right size) - Can be used on the go - Easy to install and uninstall (2-3 minutes each) - Provides just the perfect green screen for chromakey effects in my photos and videos - Good quality materials - Handy Carrying Case CONS - Sometimes I wish the fabric itself was just a little bit wider but that is personal preference Overall this is a great beginner or intermediate photography or film tool kit staple. I use this at least 2-3 times a month.

For a good budget price, I like this screen. The stands set up nice and easy, and having an adjustable cross-piece is a nice touch! While the fabric itself is a bit see-through, if you have good lighting on the front, you won't have any issues with this screen setup. I've used this in a few videos already, and have not been disappointed! I would recommend this to anyone who wants to set up a green screen on a budget and needs a support structure to hang it from. Just can't go wrong here!

I read a lot of reviews on this setup. Funny how "pro's" expect Hollywood-quality gear for less than $50. Good luck! Listen, I'm not in Hollywood. Don't want to be. This is perfect for my home studio. The setup is easy to use, lightweight, and performs very well. Would I use it to do 100 mobile shoots a year? Nope. You'd invest in some "real" duty-rated gear if you were indeed a diligent professional. If you're looking for a GREAT VALUE setup that doesn't have to endure the normal rigors of daily setup/tear-down, then is is a great product. Oh... And the chromakey green sheet: perfect! It's large enough to do what I need, and the wrinkles come out super easy. Just hang it over the stnad, spray water on the muslin, let it set for 15 minutes, and they magically fall away. Yeah, it works. Stop whining about wrinkles. Just get a spray bottle and use those fingers.

Overall: Worked decent for what we needed. I would not recommend this for anything professional level. The screen its self: It needed to be steamed right out of the packaging. It was also rather thin, so any lighting that was behind the screen would shine right through. The frame: can be a little rough to put together and take a part. Doesn't have much weight to it. So the slightest tap and it was about to fall over. Would highly recommend placing sand bags in the foot holes if you can.

While I'm sure this kit would be great for a photographer, I got it for an entirely different reason. I work from home, but do not have a room or location I can keep uncluttered for business video calls. I took a lot of ribbing overr my 'man cave'/lab/home office. Finally a co-worker mentioned this kind of thing to me and I bought it. I set up the frame and green screen to cover the personal side of my lab. Then I set my video background to a photo of a business environment. It works perfectly! I had to buy a set of clips and turn the green screen fabric on its side for the extra width, but no problems. I unclip the fabric and fold it up and out of the way to use my personal area. The frame is no trouble at all and not in the way.

Green screen was very very thin which can cause problems in post production. The stand is why I'm giving this a 1 star - came with no instructions and I had to dig to find customer service contact. Called, and got an answer quickly but discovered I'd need a Hex Key to make the screw longer so I can mount the cross bar on top. No everyone has hex keys laying around their homes/studios.shoukd he disclosed you'll need tools to set up the stands (which is ridiculous) I returned the item and bought this instead (25 more but so so worth it) Fovitec StudioPRO - 5' x 6.5' Green/Blue Double-Sided Pop-Out Muslin Backdrop AND stand was heavy duty. Very nice quality and worth the extra 25 if you're a youtuber, streamer, and/or photographer.

Although there were no formal instructions for setup included, it did not take long to figure out how to set this up in a reasonable amount of time and shoot test footage. The bars and legs are manufactured adequately. The key thing to understand is the fabric is delivered folded. The consumer MUST iron the folds out. There is no getting around this if you want proper key lighting. After hanging, light the green screen as evenly as possible. The thickness of the fabric is irrelevant when it is well lit. The more wrinkles and shadows means the more "gain" you will have to use in key lighting the screen out... so make the best effort in setup. Depending on the scope of a project (or what this is getting used for), all four top bars do not need to be used. Using two at a minimum might be fine... it is for me. However, the excess fabric that is not able to be stretched out fully (since the third or fourth top bars may not be used) should be gathered to one side and out of camera view when possible. If not possible, the sides of the shot can always be masked out as long as the main subject moving around does not cross in front of the area to be masked.