Green Screen Background 1.5m x 2m (4.9ft x 6.6ft) Pop Up Reversible Blue Screen, Collapsible Chroma Key Greenscreen Backdrop Kit for Gaming, Photo Studio, Stream, Chromakey, Zoom Home Working

I needed a green screen for a few work projects but mainly to shoot with at home. Something cheap and cheerful. I thought. So being a very reasonable price I ordered this. When it arrived - Wow - double sided blue/green and a really sturdy product, slightly more solid frame than I've used in the past but still eminently foldable. Now this is the bit. The sturdier than expected frame can need two people to fold it and whatever you, DO NOT LOSE the instructions. I'm sure it will be fine after a few goes but if you're short on patience maybe get a friend to help. :) Apart from the folding challenges, BRILLIANT product.

I think at over £40 this is no bargain but nor is it expensive. Functionally, I use this for headshots whilst sat at my desk presenting using either OBS or Teams/Zoom. It works perfectly well. It is a little tricky to fold initially but eventually you get used to it. The case is really handy for storage and all in all I would definitely recommend this. As others have said, this is not adequate for full body or standing shots.Addition: I have just bought these clips that are excellent quality and fit perfectly onto the claps included at the end of each loop. They are cheap and as you would expect with Wolfcraft, very good quality.Wolfcraft B3420 Micro Fix Mini Clamps (Card 6) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0002YYW3A/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_EE5UFb2S53SNG?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

Lighting is a factor to make this product perform well but surely that's the case with all greenscreens... So far I'm impressed with the quality, impressed at how small it folds down, impressed with the results and quite comfortable with the price point (perhaps five quid cheaper would be nice but maybe they'd have to cut corners for that). The only thing is the folding it away. Good lord do I find that tricky. I didn't find the instruction card any use. I had to watch a you tube video.

I've started to try out a few video and camera techniques and green screen was one of these.I use this primarily as a background for my Teams meetings when looging in to work. The screen unfolds in seconds and fills my background up with a solid colour that the camera can easily discernand replace with an animated or still background. The program can do this anyway but with a green screen set up behind me the effect i much better done.I have a tripod stand already from another piece of kit so I can stand this up using that and one of the loops and carabiner hooks that are on each side of this screen.In addition to that, I've used this as a background for a few still photography shots, easily removing the background in photo software afterwards.It takes a couple of goes but the screen quickly folds back down - take a top corner and bend it back and down and acoss to the opposite bottom corner and then turn the other pieces of the frame inward to form a circle. A couple of practice runs and I had this down.The folded frame slides into the circular bag and zips neatly up and can be stored away flat ready for thenext time it is needed. The bag has a loop so it can be hung up on a hook somewher too, if you want to.No regrets buying this.

A. The screen is huge but isn't big enough to create a fill the background for my laptop camera when I'm on Zoom (so that's a FAIL for me as that's what I wanted it for).B. I had to copy the diagram explaining how to fold it up, then create a Canva document so I could print it out. Having done so and done my best to follow the (very poor) instructions, I can't get the thing back into the carry case. Maybe if I was a strong, tall bloke rather than a 5' 2" woman, it would be easier. And maybe if I had more space I could wrestle it into submission without destroying half my office.CORRECTION: After I made my own instructions, I found some printed out in the bag (I think). However, the instructions bear no relations whatsoever to the actual task of folding the thing up and getting it in the bag.As a result, I currently HATE IT!! If I could get it into the bag, I'd send it back and get a refund.I'll update if I ever figure out how to manhandle it back into the bag and use it as a green screen for my Zoom calls.Update: I finally got it in the bag, but not before a lot of struggling and getting hot and angry. I'm not sure how keen I'll be to get it out again!---2nd updateThe second time I got this out of the bag, despite having a different camera, it still didn't fill the background. Also, when I tried (in vain) to get it back into the bag, I eventually gave up, cut it into shreds in a state of complete rage and (when I can find one big enough) I'll throw it in the bin.BIGGEST WASTE OF MY MONEY EVER!!