EMART 8.5 x 10ft Green Screen Backdrop Kit with Tripod Stand, Photography Background Support System with 10 x12ft 100% Cotton Muslin Chromakey Backdrop for Photo Studio, Video Shooting, Live Streaming

I bought about 10 of these for others at work to complete their Zoom setup and enable high quality Zoom virtual backgrounds. For the cost, they are of good quality and I would rate them 5 stars just based on the value they provide. They are, at least to me, pretty self explanatory to unpack and set up. The size I got, 8.5 x 10 ft, is huge and plenty to cover the entire background of whatever you may be shooting. The height is very adjustable from about 3.5 ft at its lowest to 10 ft. The width is also adjustable as you can choose whether to include 1, 2, 3 or 4 horizontal bars for the horizontal length. The green cloth itself is only decent. You have to make sure that there is no strong backlight behind the green screen or else it could potentially bleed through. For most uses though, you can drape the cloth over the top bar so there are 2 layers and it makes it substantially more opaque. During use in Zoom and I'm sure for other video/photo uses, there was absolutely no problems without any ghosting of edges or other visual abberations.

I bought this for video-taping my products for my online shop (I make all types of hats). It'd been 5 years since I created a green screen video by tacking green curtains to the wall, so purchasing this product was definitely an upgrade! I loved the deep shade of green (I was nervous and picky about this most important part!), and I've not been disappointed. It came with a seam on the short side, which is great! However, since I can sew, I sewed one on the long end. I only shoot with this in my home, so I only had to set it up once (played around with it a bit). I love the 4 big clamps, only wish for 2 more, but that's no biggie. I actually made a sleeve for a second white backdrop I already had, and was able to clamp THAT on top of the green background, and just threw the white one back and over the frame. NO problem! If I wish to change anything out, I just bring the frame down to my level (I'm only 5'2). I did post my first video made with it on my YouTube channel, and the shots were not perfect, but that is because I needed to add extra lighting, and tweak the heck out of the numbers on the program I'm using on my PC. GREAT PRICE! And just for the record, in just a matter of hours, I racked up more hits on YT than I've gotten on my other products in a 3-year period(!) within 24 hours. If you run your own business, I highy recommend this product.

I just received this yesterday. Unpacked it and put it together today in my living room in less than 10 minutes. Very well designed and easy to put together. Intuitive design -- no directions needed. I haven't used it yet for any green screen videos yet, but will update this review when I do. I would say this is more than adequate for most home uses of green screen. The top crossbar comes in four easy to assemble and disassemble pieces. I put it together using all four, and also just three crossbars at top, so you can adjust the width if you don't have or need that much room. I would say, you probably need a wall to backstop the green screen, preferably a solid color, but I haven't done any videos yet, so we'll see. The green fabric is very thick and substantial, but I could see sunlight through it (I didn't set it up against a wall). Not sure how that would affect video effects, but I figure it might be easier and better to use a wall as a backdrop. I'd say the consistency of the green screen fabric is that of a tablecloth. Never know what you're going to get when you order online, and I would say so far I'm highly pleased with this purchase. It wasn't cheap, but so far I definitely think it was worth what I paid for it.

Huge green screen, lots of essential accessories, ridiculously inexpensive. Completely happy. If you put up/ takedown frequently, this might not last long given the screen was not the most durable material. But for casual users and/or people with a dedicated space for it I don't think you can do better.

Purchased for my son and he loves it! Great quality and works well.

At this time, I've only used it once. And it worked out really good as a backdrop for a personal video shoot against a green screen. I will post at a later date to see how durable everything is. I've shopped with E-mart before, and it's a good product for the price.

Perfect. Price, quality, and assembly can't be matched.

Curtain rods are uneven and the holes at the ends are off by a whole 90* degrees. I have to redrill at least one of the inner rods to bring this tolerance closer to where I can use all 4 rods as they should be used. Right now I just removed the worst rod which was accountable for 2/3 of the deviation problem and was left with only 30* degrees of error, which is still a lot, but I just bent the metal enough to make it in the rest of the way. It's probably going to break my pole/stand long term as there's a lot of pressure now on the very tip of the pole. But hey, you get what you pay for and with only 3 rods working instead of all 4, I can only use 3/4 of the green screen I paid for....and that sucks. Only good news is the green screen is decent quality. If it seems too "see through" that is because you are not a professional and don't know how to use it. Sorry, that's just the truth. To fix this you should remove all light sources from behind, remove all reflective objects from behind as well, like mirrors, and if that still doesn't help, then push the stands and green screen all the way against the wall to prevent more light from reflecting from behind. I find the easier method is to just put another dark fabric or green fabric behind the top green screen. Works every time. Or just turn off the lights behind it, whichever works best. For my current setup, lights off behind the green screen was perfect even with a mirror in the back because it's not angled to reflect back in the camera so from the front I can put as much light as I want, no problem. There is also another green screen kit like this one for $15 bucks more (on Amazon, but idk who sells it, you'll have to search for it) you get a pair of extra umbrella stand lights when you do the math, that is REALLY CHEAP for a whole kit. I already had lights, so I didn't need them. But If I could do it all over again, that kit would have saved me about $20 since I spent more on the lights separately. I guess the saying is "you live and you learn" lol