FOTOCREAT 5x6.5ft(1.5x2m) Double-Sided Collapsible Backgrounds Brown Backdrop Twist Flex Colapsable Photography Pop Out Background Panel

I was shocked when I recieved this! Its incredible! I dont have a lot of space and I didnt want to pay over $100 for a White Backdrop so I found this one for $49 and its waaaay better than I expected! Its very sturdy and it folds up which is great since I can store it away when I'm not using it! I take a lot of pictures for my Instagram and this makes them look a lot better! I highly reccomend this! I dont usually write Amazon Reviews but I wanted to write one for this product because it really deserves it!

I was surprised with the quality & materials. It has nearly no wrinkles (just the few normal ones as soon as you open it but which desapear after a while or probably with an iron machine *only if you need to be meticulous*). I'd definitely recommend it. Does the job well. Thanks!

I gave two stars because the product itself is good quality and arrived in a good condition. But the item itself is not useful:1) it’s not tall enough to use as a backdrop for an adult. I’m 5’7” and with this backdrop next to me on the floor it reaches to a little above elbow height.2) it’s too heavy to tack to the wall unless you use nails or something more permanent.3) you couldn’t use this in a full body shot for an adult because of its odd height. So even if you do nail it to a wall or prop it on a chair, you only have backdrop coverage for half of your body.

It does the job very well. And even better it is really easy to get back in its cover.

I’m a hairstylist and use this as a backdrop for photos. Works well but it does wrinkle.

I love this new Green/Blue screen! Works great for Zoom virtual backgrounds and for making movies in ScreenFlow with a green screen. It's rather hilarious, though, trying to fold this up and put it back into the bag. I simply cannot. I will continue to practice, but it's not nearly as easy as shown on the instructional video. Love it, though, and I will work it out.

The white side isn't white. It's grey. This is a problem. With the subject closer to the light source than the background it will appear even more grey. In its use, it would be difficult to light the background independently to give it the extra light to make it white as the subject will need to be too close to it. I found it difficult to fold using manufacturers instructions on site. Was ready to send it back, but found a YouTube video that showed a different way to fold it that worked. I'm keeping it, but it means more work in photoshop to fix the background color in shots. Honestly, I don't see why someone selling photographic backgrounds doesn't understand that white has to be WHITE. Is that so hard to do????

I use this as a green screen for online video meetings so that I can use photos and logos as a virtual background. It works perfectly for that although I found that it does need somewhat uniform lighting on the screen.Some reviewers have indicated they have trouble folding it for storage. I followed the directions as pictured on the Amazon listing and didn't have much trouble. Within about 30 seconds I had it stowed in its zippered storage bag. I'm 6 foot 1 inch tall so I suppose the long reach helps. To make the initial bend/fold, I put one end on the ground about 4 or 5 feet in front of me, held the other end with one hand, and reached out my other hand to push down in the middle of the screen. That allowed me to bend the two opposite ends toward each other until they met. From there it was a piece of cake to do the next two inward folds (left and right sides) to get it to the size needed to fit in the bag.To be determined yet: how many times I can fold this thing up for storage before the spring steel hoop gets a kink in it. I hope that as long as I am careful when folding it the hoop will outlast me.