ePhotoInc 6 x 9 Feet Cotton Chromakey Green Screen Muslin Backdrop Photo Photography Background G69

I got this for my home studio. Works great for my needs. Doesn't wrinkle easily and doesn't rip at all if it gets caught on something and pulled. Just know you'll need to find out a way to hang it. I use clamps to keep it up on my stand, just as a suggestion.

After reading a lot reviews of this item I decide give it a try. "Thin" is the one of keyword please keep in mind before press the add to cart button. Item itself is heavy the build quality is okay.Pros:1. Price is cheap compare to other2. with rob pocket easy for studio backdrop kit setup.3. Color is accuracy match as green color.Cons:1. Layer is very thin it very easy to see through if any light source from be hide the green screen .2. As thin layer issue it is difficult to use outdoor photo session which mean it better stay indoor.( Or try to avoid sunny weather with strong light)3. Sometimes the light from front will reflect from this item make it difficult to remove the green color.Before press the add to cart button think twice before do it. If you are look for green screen that setup outdoor photo session move on to other item. ONLY if you are look for big cheap green screen for indoor photo or video recording and make sure behide the green screen are wall or something that is NOT with any light source other wise it will make your video or photo difficult to replace or remove the background.

I use this fabric as a green screen for recording gameplay videos in Xsplit for YouTube.It ships in a box (duh), and has several creases in it when it arrives. I used some Downy Wrinkle Releaser because I really didn't want to have to iron it since it is such a big piece. The wrinkle releaser did a really good job with the creases so I could light it evenly.In my space, I have to be somewhat particular with the lighting for Xsplit to key it out properly. I have a 60w lamp in front of me and another 60w lamp behind me and to the side pointing at the screen. My room isn't the best for setting this up because I don't have enough room between me and the green screen to keep shadows under control. Even with all of that to deal with, I can still get clean key'd out footage without much hassle at all.

This worked perfectly for a video audition. It arrived folded and had deep creases which we ironed out before use. When put up against light- it is see through, so you definitely want to use this on a solid wall or floor or over a dark curtained window, otherwise it defeats the purpose of use. The green color seemed right on as long as we had light that was white or daylight. Any yellow in the lighting made the green reflect more yellow. We used a daylight lamp and LED bulbs in another lamp with white cardstock over them to filter the color better. It worked great. For an inexpensive green screen- I would definitely recommend this. Just don't think this is something you can receive and use effectively right away without some lighting adjustments, a solid background to put it up on and some ironing.

Im an online gamer (hishybyeshy.gaming), and I also make vids for my youtube channel (hishybyeshy gaming) and this green screen works great for me. It's so huge for the space I'm using (which is about a 5' by 3' wall) and i keep it folded in half, ill end up cutting it in half eventually so my husband can use it for his gaming endeavors as well. It came wrapped in plastic and when opened is a bit wrinkly, which is to be expected but should be easy to steam out the wrinkles. I just left the wrinkles because i didnt feel like steaming it and it worked fine, but i do think if i took the wrinkles out it would take some work out of editing so thats something to think about. Other than that no complaints and works great as a green screen.

I bought this to do some Chromakey video with Sony Movie Studio 13, and it worked great!I looked at several options for a portable frame, and I went to a local hardware store and got some PVC 3/4 inch tubing and made an inexpensive ($18.77) frame to support it. I filmed myself in front of it, and it was very easy in Movie Studio to make the Green Screen completely disappear.Most people should already know this, but I saw a review where someone did not: Strongly FRONT light both the screen and your subject. Do not back light the screen. Lamps, video displays, windows that are behind the screen will show through if they are brighter than the light in front of the screen.But I have not yet washed it, so I cannot report on what, if anything, that will do to it.

I guess I was expecting a thicker fabric. This is like a kelly green cotton sheet. It does work fine once you get it hung, but it did require ironing which was a chore because of its size. For it to work well, you need to invest in good separate lighting for the green screen in addition to the lighting on you. It also needs to be wrinkle free and be stretched taunt which is why you will need those clamps. Overall, it does what it said it would do. I don't consider it professional quality, but great for amateurs like myself.

Although I am still working the FX bugs out of my OSTO TV on ROKU TV - this green screen is perfect formy needs. Be mindful of the size you get, you may under-estimate like me. I got the 6ft x 9 ft which is adequatebut for doing wider shots like this a larger green screen would give more depth.thats it... onward thru the fRog.