HEMMOTOP Blue Green Screen Backdrop Kit, 2-in-1 6.5x5ft Green Screen Stand for Streaming,Blue Greenscreen Background with Adjustable Photo Backdrop Stand for Photography,Zoom with Carrying Case&Clips

I use this for a backdrop during my Zoom meetings and love it! My desktop computer doesn't have the horses to use the virtual background, but I tinker with the video settings and get a nice effect with my greenscreen. This is really easy to setup/ put away and very inexpensive.

Fácil de usar

Pros: like a lot the double-sided color, it's large, yet easily compacts into several parts for convenient storage. It's decently stable, but could be better. Clamps are strong.Cons: the way it fits the top with the clamps makes it sway in the wind and wrinkle in the center. It lacks the canvas bottom support. One of the clamps broke due to it's own strength.Overall I'm very pleased with this chromakey.

I have purchased other larger green screens and lighting setups in the past more for video production but I wanted a "mini green screen" that I could put in my office for conference calls. My goal is not to use the built in background replacement in conferencing software but instead to use a OBS studio, with a chroma key filter and virtual web cam to do the background replacement for the cleanest lines. This green screen is part of a complete solution and it does pretty well. The biggest issue with this is wrinkles and movement, as well as the right lighting.First on the wrinkles and movement front, because this just drapes down the fabric moves around a bit and with the wrinkles and this causes color variation, the more color variation the more aggressive you have to set the chroma key filter settings, the more aggressive you make it, the more likely you are to get noise and make parts of yourself replaced as the camera is adjusting for light variations. One thing I did was cut a PVC pipe the width and put it through the pocket end of the fabric and have that be the bottom of the screen, a wooden dowel would work well, I just used what I had lying around. I would imagine most people would say I oriented the fabric upside down. Then add a pair of clamps either side at the bottom and top to pull the fabric tight, in a left and right perspective, the weight of the PVC pipe pulls some wrinkles out vertically and reduces flapping in the wind effect (I like my ceiling fan and I can't sit still). I should probably iron out or steam out the rest.On the second front, lighting, you will need some to get good contrast to have your okay webcam work well. Usually 4,000 kelvin coloring does pretty well with a green screen, any warmer the green doesn't contrast well and your chroma key will not work well, any cooler (especially above 6000k) and your body might lose a bit of color and become more monochromatic. The lighting I bought on my more video production kit is way to large and bulky and doesn't fit with the "mini" setup so I have added a simple ring led light that is at a 45 degree angle above my head, with the that camera sits on top of my monitor and points down at a lower angle. That seems to work well and reduce shadows. With this setup I don't have a super the obvious green screen outline around my body, it fools most people and I when I put realistic video backgrounds in, people ask with genuine curiosity : "are you in the office today?". I am going to add some more compact LED lighting to complete clean up the mild green outline.This screen is just one several things that you will need to make your dream videos work out.

My son likes it for his movie project. He was able to assemble it by himself. The material seems fine. It came crinkled, but we ironed it, and it works now. It is portable, which is great.