Neewer 152x197cm Green Screen Gr... vs Emart Photo Backdrop Stand 7 x 1...

Product is easy and logical to setup and use. It is very sturdy and has never given me an issue. The case has two locks that keep the cover tight and contaminants out during storage and transportation.

The chroma key effect is now excellent in obs. Great space saving solution for doing zoom meetings in my rv. One of the best purchases i have made for making videos and live streaming.

Green screen comes out of the box ready to go, it's easy to set up and works like a charm. Great back drop and green screen. Works great for my video game streaming boyfriend!

Plastic is not strong enough to hold the weight of the screen and the resistance of the hydraulic hinges. Too broken to reattach.

It is really well made and the perfect backdrop for photoshopping with your favorite app. The only complaint i have is that the so called clips that are included are kind of pointless. Using this as a backdrop to sell 2nd hand items online.

The fabric has a stitched tunnel on one side to allow a dowel or a pipe to slide from one end to the other. Folds-up small, seems fairly wrinkle resistant and yet decently durable. It is folded in the packaging, so of course there are some creases at ...  Read More

Green screen is single stitched neatly on all the edges and with a large rod pocket sewn into one edge so you can hang it easily on a curtain rod or background stand. Flat, without wrinkles/folds and evenly lit without shadows to get the best results....  Read More

Velcro-with-synch-band-and-a-clip thing that makes me think -- if you can't hang it with all this stuff, you don't really want to hang it! Comes with attachments. Will try the wall hangers and take some pics also.

Don’t buy this green screen if planning on using their adhesion installation. This green screen is simply a sheer green sheet that was considerably wrinkled in the packaging. It is just a see-through wrinkled green sheet.

This is not designed for a single pole tripod. Now folded up in the closet. You have to stand a few feet in front of it to avoid casting shadows on the screen that you then have to later remove.