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Gunny Brown – :
Don’t know about a photography screen but makes a great projection screen
K THOMPSON – :
The color was exactly what I needed but the material is a thick version of what you will find underneath furniture. Think reusable bag or dust cover. The creases were hard to remove. I steamed it and the color changed from the moisture and the creases remained. I was pressed for time so I attempted to use a blow dryer (BAD IDEA). The material singed and slightly melted.
Bill Tyree – :
great quality. i’m sure the measurements given are correct, but it was shorter than i anticipated. hanging from the ceiling, it doesn’t even reach the ground.
Warren Merrill – :
I ordered four different color backdrops, bright primary colors, for a one-off pin-up photo event. Obviously wouldn’t be spending much on it especially as a have some great backdrops already, just not these bright colors. Two 5×7, this one and one from Toaofy and two 8×10’s form GFCC. All from Amazon of course.
So anyway, three of the four actually exceeded my expectations. Materials drape nicely, a few minutes in the dryer with a damp towel and voila, pretty much wrinkle free. They are also more opaque than I would have expected for sub-$20 backdrops. They’re going to work well for the event from what I’ve seen.
And then there’s this MEETS one, a 5×7. The material can only be described as similar to something I’ve seen before used for protective wrapping on a couple of products I’ve rec’d from China. The folds are horrid and persistent. There’s no weight to it so it does not drape. At all. I’m going to have to weigh down the bottom of it if I have any chance of using it. It’s far thinner than the other three and any even dim backlight is apparent.
Avoid this product like the plague. For just $4 more go with Toaofy’s 5×7 which is actual cloth. With some weight to it. That drapes nicely. Without fold lines and wrinkles. Eminently usable. Same with the very nice 8×10 GFCC’s at about $25. Much better than I would have expected for the price. I’d buy either of those brands again in a heartbeat when needing some odd backdrops.
This MEETS one is nowhere near the quality of the other three, not worth consideration at all in my opinion and very likely unusable for the shoot. Spend just $4 more and be happy.
Amazon Customer – :
The texture of this product is like a grainy disposable hospital gown and isn’t suitable as a backdrop for pictures. On top of that it was obviously used and full of cat hair. Hope Amazon doesn’t resend it to the next unsuspecting buyer.
Mindy Gibbs<span class="a-icon a-profile-verified-badge"><span class="a-profile-verified-text"> – :
You get what you pay for. This is an affordable backdrop option for a tight budget. To get the wrinkles out I misted the entire thing generously with a water spray bottle and tumbled it in the dryer with heat for about 5 minutes. Then I immediately hung it. The fold creases are gone. It isn’t perfect, but it does the job.
Winnie Feliciano – :
Like everyone said it’s a giant piece of toilet paper, but it does the job! If you have a steamer use it! I got this because I don’t want to pay for paper backdrops. This still does the job!
A reader – :
Poor packaging. So many creases that this will take me a week of ironing to get them out. White is very transparent so I’ll see how it looks when I take photos soon. Does not look like photo which was probably edited to give it the more solid look. Hope the other color I ordered is better.
natasha – :
Terrible product! Cheap af, all wrinkled and it’s literally impossible to iron it because it’ll burn… don’t waste your money
Its Me – :
Could not get the wrinkles out at all… tried to iron it but it burned (thank goodness I was smart enough to test a small piece at the bottom), tried putting it in the dryer on low but it was still wrinkled so I just put it up and found that the wrinkles didn’t show up on camera like I thought it would so it worked out. Be careful with the backdrop material because it does damage easily
but it gets the job done!