Prism 100% Cotton Extra Thick Professional Photography Backdrop 9x18 ft White, Brushed for Low Light Reflectance and Bleed Through, Sustainable Organic Cotton Muslin with No Microplastic Shedding

The media could not be loaded. 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.

We use these backgrounds all the time, either by themselves or behind glitter / fringe curtains. The fabric has a great feel to it, almost flocked, and is thick. When they get dirty from people walking on them, we just toss them in the washing machine and dryer. Good as new!

The Prism Backdrops by Ravelli 10x12' green screen (chroma key) background is an excellent value and it works perfectly in conjunction with proper lighting and robust editing software such as Adobe Premiere CC.If you're new to green screen usage, here are a few things you must keep in mind in order to get excellent results from this screen:1. Hang the screen and use clamps/weights to pull any slack/folds out of the screen. If any wrinkles are apparent, spray it down with a water bottle and most of the wrinkles will naturally release.2. Light the screen evenly. Position a background light so that it casts light evenly with minimal "fall off" and no distinct shadows. Make sure you place the light between the screen and the camera (conceal the light outside the edge of the frame or behind your subject). Ensure there is no light behind the screen, or else it will undermine the evenly-illuminated, opaque green color you need for a clean edit.3. Light your subject well to "separate" him/her from the background and attain the desired exposure settings. Make sure your subject is not wearing green, and is positioned far enough ahead of the background (i.e., closer to the camera) to minimize any chance of the background reflecting greenish light onto your subject.4. If possible, try to avoid fast motions/movements by your subject or else use a faster shutter speed. Motion blur causes the subject to blur with the background, which confuses editing software, causing it to remove some of the blurred motion/foreground as it tries to remove the green background color.If you follow these basic rules, you should find it quite easy to get very good results using this green screen. I think it's a great screen for the money.

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I use this for a backdrop to hide my surroundings during zoom calls and classes. It is great fabric and isn’t see through. I haven’t tried steaming it so it still has its folded wrinkles but it’s fine for what I use it for. Great price.

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Le backdrop est très fripé. Avec un défroisseur à vapeur on obtient un fond parfait!

Es enorme! Lo que necesitaba. La calidad de la tela está muy bien, el tacto es un poco suave. Los acabados están bien cosidos.