Green Photo Backdrop for Photoshoot, 6x10ft, Cotton Video Green Screen

This thing is huge! I used it sideways because I didn't need the ground/floor to be in the shot. It covered my entire living room wall, not that my living room is big or anything, but nonetheless it was much larger than I needed it to be. 20ft goes a long way. I included a video clip so you can see how the green screen worked out. If you want to see the entire video, search Youtube for Snap-On Light Saber Review. This was my first time using a green screen. I didn't bother buying any lights or stands for the screen. I tacked it directly to the wall, and used a lamp on one side, and a high power work light on the other side. The green screen itself is perfect (although the wrinkles presented a challenge, even after an hour in the drier, the wrinkles were super obvious). So it's not the green screen you choose that is so important. It's the lighting, and distance you are from the screen. This was a learning experience for me. For one, my lighting setup was not adequate, and not even. The work light I used was too bright, and the lamp was not bright enough. Plus with the changing sun light from outside, getting a good key was challenging, especially for my first time. I did a lot of test shots before committing to light positions. On top of that, I was too close to the green screen (about 3 feet). This might have been OK if I had a better light setup, but I did not. So several issues presented themselves. You could see a green cast around my fingers if I moved my hands to the side of my body. Also, the green light was reflecting on to things in my shot. Like anything shiny would turn greenish, and key out in editing. Differences in light across the screen means you have to choose a middle ground color of green to key out and adjust the threshold way out. That results in a lower quality key, that becomes obvious in certain parts. The only light I had on me was a ceiling light, and sun light from outside. On top of all that, my camera stopped working right before I stared this video, so I had to use a cell phone to record the whole thing. Anyway, all that working against me, I still managed to get a pretty decent key for a first timer. I use Adobe Premier, and it made the green screen keying pretty easy even though I made it harder by not having the proper lighting. So if you're deciding whether or not to buy this green screen...BUY IT! It's just a big green cloth (heavy duty like a thick curtain). The more important decisions should be on the type of lights you will need to pull the effect off. I learned a lot in just one video project. So this screen fit my budget perfectly, and since it was so cheap, I have money left over to look for an effective lighting solution for the next project.

I have had a couple of other green screens. This one works great and is very good quality. I have read the other reviews, and here is my suggestion regarding the wrinkles & ironing scenario. First, be sure and have your spot where you plan to hang the backdrop ready for the backdrop to hang. Second, have an ironing board set up, with a steam iron ready to go, in a large enough space to accommodate the 6 x 10 backrop as if it was laying flat on the floor. Unpackage the backdrop and throw it in your dryer. Take a spray bottle filled with distilled water and give the entire backdrop a good spraying down as you fluff it and flip it around inside the dryer by hand (if you have a dryer with steam/wrinkle remover capabilities, even better). Set the dryer to medium heat and turn it on for around 15-20 minutes. Remove the backdrop from the dryer as soon as it stops and go straight to the ironing board to put the finishing touches on it with a steam iron. It will be much easier to iron after the dryer scenario. The ironing process is best accomplished with two people as follows . . . The person ironing is on one side of the ironing baord with the un-ironed portion of the backrop cascading down in front of them to the floor and laying in front of their feet (the 6 ft. width laying on the board and the 10 ft. length cascading down to the floor). As they iron, another person is on the other side of the ironing board holding two corners of the 6 ft. width, slowly stepping backwards as the person ironing finishes ironing each section from side to side - keeping the backdrop taught during this entire process. Once the ironing is complete, go straight to the intended location of the backdrop and hang it. I suggest tacking it to a wall if possible. This way you can keep it very taught, which allows for the best chromakey experience. If you must hang it from a rod/stand, then suggest that you have weight fatened at the bottom somehow to take ot any slack in the backdrop to keep it as taught as possible.

As someone pretty new to green screen I was pleasantly surprised when I received this 10 X 20 ChromoKey Green Muslin backdrop. First of all the weave is tight and the muslin is quite heavy. So heavy in fact that I've ordered a sturdier frame as mine became difficult to balance under the weight. The color perfect and even - I've read complaints on other reviews that this is isn't true. I would beg to differ and point out that lighting is everything. Well, at least 99% of the battle. By adjusting my constant lighting, over heads and diffusers I can eliminate even the slightest bit of shadow. Muslin of this weight and quality can easily be found at $400 + for this size - but for under $40 ? it's more than an incredible bargain - it's an absolute steal. The Muslin arrived folded and wrapped in thick sealed plastic packed inside a sturdy box, inside an equally sturdy shipping box. Yes, rolled Muslin saves you the trouble of removing wrinkles - however I believe one of the best and most affordable investments you can make for your studio be it your first one or professional is a portable garment steamer. These are inexpensive and have multiple uses. What is more they remove all traces of wrinkles and creases in Muslin is a matter of seconds with just a few swipes. I have a portable home unit by Conair that works beautifully. I believe the cost is somewhere around $40. Professional dry cleaner steamers are available as well but run well over $150 and unless you're pressing shirts on the side in my opinion would be overkill. The quality of stitching on the backdrop is impressive and the sleeve is double stitched for extra security and will fit over any support pole without a single problem. You could easily pay 4-5 times as much and end up with lesser quality. This is an exceptional bargain and be it your nw to green screen or an old hand you're bound to like this backdrop and will find yourself hardpressed to match it anywhere on price and quality - let alone beat it.

Ordered two backdrops for different areas to cover in a scene, and managed to get them chroma key filtered out in OBS with a bit of tweaking. These are a decent budget option. Sheets were large and each were consistently colored through each sheet (see below). I did not have the fuzzy or lint issues mentioned in other posts, though i can say the cloth does have a slight fur to it. They do wrinkle easy so steamers and clamps are your friends. Sheets were distinctly different shades of green. For broadcasters doing single sheet backdrops this won't present much of a problem as you can fine tune your chromakey filter to the appropriate shade, but if you need to use multiple sheets, the colors not matching could possibly present issues. Even with the variance in shades I was able to key out the backgrounds after a bit of fine tuning in OBS. Single backdrop broadcasters looking for a drop on a budget should be fine with this. If you are looking to get multiple items in a scene chroma'd out you might want to consider something more consistent in color until they address their QA issues on shades. Initially I would mark this as a 3-star but Carol at their customer support went above and beyond to send additional backdrops to correct the variance in shade issue making it 4 stars. ** I have attached a picture of the three sheets I received. Notice they all have different shades.

Washed many time keeps great color the material is definitely durable very thick when lighting it. I didn’t have any shadows. Wait in portability was extremely easy. It’s very large and occupancy and grateful for Photoshop. Best if lighting is used from the top and not the sides or in front of you.

Decent back drop. I little thin, but proper lighting fixes that problem. Mine also came with some black fuzz and something else stuck to it on one side of the fabric. Some of it could was removed by scratching it off and some of it wouldn't come off. I simply use the opposite side. It doesn't affect me, but speaks a little to the quality control. Works perfectly for video merge effect in Adobe Premier so that is what I really care about. UPDATE: A few days ago I left some feedback about the quality of the product I received. It was a green screen backdrop to be used for video I make at home. The color works great for Adobe Premier and I was able to video merge with very little effort (having an evenly lit backdrop). I think I gave it 4/5. It does what is was supposed to do, was new, well packaged, etc. However, when I unfolded it prior to ironing, I noticed several black spots. Some were simply fuzz, but others seemed more like fuzz mixed with wax and I was unable to remove them. They were all on one side of the backdrop so I simply used the other side for my video. Not really a big deal to me. Well, apparently it was to the seller who read my comment. Unsolicited, he reached out to me and issued me a verbal phone apology as well as one via email. He also refunded me my money. Again, I didn't request anything and certainly was happy paying for the product I received, but the seller went above and beyond to ensure that I had a positive experience, and I thank him for that. I will certainly be looking for other products from SPN Performance because of the level of service and value.

I tried a lot of makeshift methods as a greenscreen and before realizing it, I had spent more on makeshift stuff than I would have if I just bought this in the first place. It's definitely a solid chroma green and does what it needs to do as long as it's lit properly. One problem is it comes folded up and this specific material seems to retain it's creases. I'm sort of afraid to iron it out since I read other reviews and they said it changed it's color! It doesn't effect the stream too badly, but a lot of that is lighting and software tuning. My other issue with this is that I'm using this in a home office for streaming on twitch or doing Youtube videos. I have a window behind me which has shades but some light does come thru. This particular cloth is almost transparent in the light and light bleeds thru it very easily. I basically have to black out my windows or only use it at night. I'm not too disappointed by this personally since I only use it at night anyways, but for future buyers, beware of any light behind the screen.

Firstly, I received the package just a day after my payment was processed. The delivery company was ONTRAC, and the package came well-packaged and in good shape. It arrived in a thick woven paper package inside a labeled-box within an Amazon box with inflatable packaging. Yes, it has to be ironed, but let's not whine about that. If you put a bar through the bar loop and iron a foot at a time on each side on your ironing board as you roll it up (and use a steam iron with starch), you will get a very nice, flat backdrop after a half hour. Finally, the price at $11 and change is unmatched and an incredible value. The quality of the muslin is very good, and not too thin. It feels like cotton muslin. The color is very consistent and looks like the chromakey greens in the professional photo/video stores, though the quality and type of those muslins vary. It's reasonably thick, especially for the price, and transmits minimal light, even when directly in front of the light source. It does not feel too heavy or too light to me. It doesn't feel like canvas, or even jeans for that matter, but it does feel like a kitchen apron, a tablecloth, or a fairly thick bed sheet. All the edges are finished. So why not just use a bed sheet instead? Because many bed sheets are thinner, many are more reflective to light, you can't easily find one in the green color, most are the wrong dimension, they're much more expensive anyway, and bedsheets don't have a bar loop like this backdrop which promotes even droop, minimizing fold shadows. Boom. Done. Boom. :)

Ho scelto di acquistare questo telo per il prezzo conveniente rispetto ad altri disponibili su Amazon, ed avendo letto le ottime recensioni sono andato sul sicuro. Il telo arriva ripiegato all' interno di una busta di plastica, protetto da una scatola in cartone, la prima cosa che ho notato tirandolo fuori, è stata la buona qualità del tessuto ( cotone ). Non avendo un supporto, ma semplicemente una parete in cartongesso, ho subito provveduto ad attaccarlo con dei piccoli chiodini, tempo 10 minuti ed era pronto per essere utilizzato. Qui arriva la nota negativa, che poi per fortuna si è andata ad annullare con il passare dei giorni, infatti, durante i 10 minuti in cui l' ho maneggiato per attaccarlo alla parete, il telo ha perso una discreta quantità di peluria verde, che è volata un pò in tutta la stanza, questa cosa per fortuna si è stabilizzata col passare di giorni, infatti ad oggi, senza toccarlo ulteriormente, non ha più perso peluria, se non in piccolissime quantità nei primi giorni. Per questo motivo, consiglio per chi lo acquista, prima di maneggiarlo, casomai scuotetelo in esterno per far volare via i residui di lavorazione in eccesso, perchè per il resto il telo è ottimo, il colore una volta illuminato correttamente si "accende" e ci si riesce a lavorare bene anche con programmi non professionali. Le pieghe ho deciso di non toglierle inizialmente con il ferro da stiro, perchè durante i giorni successivi, con il peso si stende comunque bene da solo, con i chiodini sono andato anche a tirarlo ulteriormente, così da avere una superficie più lineare. Non utilizzandolo professionalmente, ma solo per dei video su youtube, a mio parere è più che buono. Consiglio quindi l' acquisto

Necesitaba una tela de croma para realizar diversos trabajos de vídeo. Estuve comparando productos en Amazon y la mayoría de los productos por debajo de 15 euros no eran tela verde, sino papel de fieltro fácil de romper, y muy difícil de limpiar y quitar arrugas. Me decanté por esta y no falló. Precio muy competitivo, e incluye de regalo una pequeña linternita y una gamuza limpiadora de lentes. Viene con una funda de fieltro negra para guardarla. Volvería a comprar.

Por el precio esperaba algo con una calidad más bien justita. Ha sido un agradable sorpresón comprobar que lo único discutible en calidad es la funda de transporte. La tela es ENORME, está bien tejida y presenta un color y textura uniforme. La acompañaban en el paquete un simpático llavero y una práctica gamuza, todo un detalle...

Dass sich der Kater darauf legt, ist eindeutig ein Produkt-Qualitäts-Merkmal (der Kerl ist wählerisch)! Jetzt zu den Fakten. Ich habe zweimal die grösste Grösse bestellt. Über das Stativ werfen und schon hat man eine doppelte Stoffschicht, also kein Durchschimmern (ist aber auch im Vergleich zu anderen Stoffe die ich benutze relativ dick und hält einigem an Licht stand). Die Seite nach vorne muss natürlich vorher gebügelt werden. Lässt sich auch leicht tun. Ich habe aber den Eindruck, dass die Stoffe beim Verkäufer aus dem Sortiment genommen werden, da nur noch diese Größe (in der grünen Farbe) erhältlich war. Würde ich schade finden. Sicher gibt es noch die billigst Chromakey Tücher. Der Qulitätsunterschied von Baumstoff zu irgendwelchen Polyester zahle ich aber gerne.

EPIC. Best green screen deal on the net I'd think. Cloth! Easy enough to steam out folds. I plan on ordering a few more in the coming months. Even if you dont steam out the folds...just stretch it ever so slightly with pins and its perfectly wrinkle free when tight even right out of the bag. GREAT SOLID GREEN Color.