ePhotoInc 5 x 7 Feet Cotton Chromakey Green Screen Muslin Backdrop Photo Photography Background G57

Im happy with the 5x7 green Chromakey backdrop i purchase.Simple product, thick fabric.. Has a loop sewn into the top for a curtain rod.Currently have been using it but will be washing soon to make sure color staysWorks for OBS and other streaming tools for that use chromakey or color filters.IMO id say the sheet size is 'just enough' meaning if youre still searching at other products i would NOT go smaller.. This for my application has a lil overhang i just fold back but i keep the backdrop fairly close to avoid any non coverage.Be sure to light your backdrop seperately or find a means for the lighting on it to cascade smoothly... This will help with leaneancy of color when seperating yourself from the green in streaming programs.

5x7, I should have gone bigger. I have to adjust my camera just right in order to chromakey properly.BUY LIGHTING if you dont have any.

I love this green screen. It's lightweight, perfect length, and has a fold at the top for a curtain rod. That being said...there is a few things you should note. It comes folded in a small envelope-style package from the seller, and there are heavy creases/wrinkles in it. This can cause some issues with lighting or trying to chroma-key out the screen. As this is cotton, it is easy to remedy unlike some other green screens that you can't wash/dry easily, and I would recommend attempting spritzing with warm water or using steam from a steaming iron or steamer before washing/drying (to prevent fading/shrinking). This green screen is also extremely thin. If you have lighting behind the screen, it will be semi-transparent and can also cause issues with chroma-keying. I found it best to use manual lighting in my streaming area with the room lights off. If using this during the daytime or in a lit area, you might want to plan on having it against a wall or with a backdrop behind it to give it a more solid color.Another thing that I didn't realize is it is 5' wide by 7' tall, making it a very narrow green screen. When I purchased it, I didn't realize it had the ability to hang on a curtain rod and so the seam is on the narrow side. Since I'm using it for a Twitch stream, I would have preferred 7' wide by 5' tall, but that would leave a seam at one side as opposed to the top.

Exactly what I had expected and hoped for. We have a wrinkle steamer and after I took it out of its package and hung it up, I used the steamer and it took the wrinkles right out. I used nothing but simple lighting and paired it with a well known video editing program. Background keyed out easily. I just wish I would have bought a bigger size.Thank you for taking the time for reading my review. If you found it helpful, please take time to indicate that. This review is of my own personal opinion and experience. My opinion may differ from others as everyone experiences products differently. I am not associated with the seller. I do my best to give a quality, honest and unbiased review of my experiences with the product. I am a buyer like everyone and would only like to express my opinions and experiences to help out with anyone considering buying this product.

So the fabric on this green screen is really thin. If it isn't up against a solid surface any back lighting will easily show though. My solution was to add a second blanket behind it when hanging it up to give it more substance and block out light.The color is pretty spot on just be mindful about the thin fabric causing the backlighting issue.

Perfect size and I appreciated the sewing fold to run a rod for hanging it. Good and fair price.

I bought this green screen and a grey backdrop, both were advertised at 5 x 7. The idea was to sew them together (to deal with the fact that all of these inexpensive backdrops are paper thin) and put grommets in them and use them with my Wescott system. The only problem is that they were not sized accurately. This one came in at almost 7 feet by almost 10 feet, and the other one measured in both dimensions under 5 x 7. This renders both of them useless for the purpose I had in mind. I could always cut this one to fit, but the shorter one? Well...I just wish they would be more accurate with their sizing.

It's a pretty bright green, so it does the job as a green-screen, however, it is made of a low-density cloth, so if you aren't hanging it on the wall, and want it to drape across the room as a screen curtain, you should probably look elsewhere. Walls getting hit by harsh lights shine through this, and you're left with an odd glare on your final composite image that may not make sense with your setup. I'm now backing it with some dense black cloth that I had lying around, but for the money, this shouldn't be necessary.