7.87ft x 13.12ft Portable Large Chromakey Green Screen Backdrop with Stand Photography Background Support System for Photo Studio Video Shooting, Live Streaming, Parties, Keying, Stage

I love this product. I'm an amateur film maker and this is what I was looking for. Very easy to assemble. It's 13 feet Long and about 8 feet tall. It's huge. Considering other green screen's that similar cost over $600. This is the cheapest but great quality. I'm considering on buying another so I can have two so I can do bigger scenery. But one is good enough also. It's huge so you have to make sure you have enough space in your house. No complaints.

I was looking for a green screen where people could move around a bit. This is it. Great length and height and easy to put together. I used a steamer to initially take all the wrinkles out. Has worked well for projects.

Pros ; Much larger frame than I expected which is great for large groups, assembly was pretty easy, frame did stay up on its own once positioned, the fabric of the screen was stretchy, silky and durable.Mediums ; Instructions are decent but not 100% easy to understand, fabric was a bit see through but in most cases you wouldn't have light behind it. , the clips were a bit of a pain taking the screen down and I wasn't sure the exact / best placement for the clips on the frame. The screen did not allow of multiple frame positioning ( I wanted the option to also use it flat ). It also has a decent amount of (large) parts so partial disassembly to keep it mobile / quick to set up was not as easy as I hoped.Cons ; Green screen did not stretch evenly / happily to all edges, the top flap ( I assume to cover the bar at the top? ) would not stay over the bar.

I'm very happy with this green screen. I use it for my photobooth. It's big, but relatively easy to setup and almost anywhere. It stores away in the bag very nicely. Not too heavy to carry either. I maybe would suggest more of a premium zipper and also a couple extra screws that hold it together.

I’m using for indoor, so don’t base my review based on outdoor use. It fits perfectly in the space I have utilized for green screening. The screen stretches perfectly and evenly with no wrinkles. I have no issue with the clips, they seem like they will hold in place and they included spares, but if they get weak, I’ll modify it, but I don’t think I will need to.

I like everything about this. It was very easy to setup little time consuming but well made sturdy and adjustable sides or angles you need true 8 foot ceilings or more to use this green screen indoors. It’s lightweight and the carrying bag it comes with is well made to kind of a shocker.

Not bad for the price however this won’t last more than a few times. Connections are plastic and break easy. Have gaff tape ready. The screen material should be 1”-2” larger than it is as it doesn’t stretch over the frame without exposing the pipes on one end or the other. These are fixes the manufacturer can fix if they want to. They should also sell replacement clamps and make them readily available

This is 12ft across by 7ft. NOT their 13x7... claim. However, this seems to be made fairly well for a budget panorama.It does have some cheap parts like the green screen clips and the brackets that connect the three halves together.The green screen clamps seem strong enough but they are a bit sharp and, because they are clips, I'm not sure how long they will last before they break. Still, they seem pretty strong. They are also held on by stitched elastic . So, not the best. You'll probably end up using clamps after the elastic gives out or the clips break.The green screen is more of a lime green that a true chroma-green. It is still key-able, but you will have to adjust for the off color.The screen is quite wrinkly. However, a few squirts of warm water from a spray bottle and/or a steamer will fix that pretty quickly.The rods feel pretty solid. However, they do not click in like most green screen stands. They have small thumb screws which can get lost. I do rather prefer this over the click in rods, as the click in rods wear out over time. With this rod set, even if you loose a screw, it can be replace by a quick trip to the hardware store.The screw holes on most of the rods were not tapped out quite right. It's not a problem once you begin turning screws, as they it go in nicely after a few turns. Just make sure that the thumb screws of the rod connectors are at the back of the screen, and not the front. That is a mistake I made and you can see then sticking in to the green screen. Oops! :)For the money, this is a decent budget solution, despite it's build quality short comings.4 out of 5 stars.