Review on 📸 10ft x 6.6ft/2M x 3M Background Support System with 3 Color Backdrop, 3 Umbrella, 3 Softbox, Continuous Lighting Backdrop Kit for Photo Video Shooting by Wisamic by Ann Montana

I am an amateur photographer and I ordered this kit because I thought it would help me set up my studio for great shots.1. Unpacking was relatively easy. There are no instructions, I had to deal with a few things, e.g. B. with the assembly of the modifier on the lamp socket, this is a lock in the system.3. There are so many fluorescent tubes included that it's a bit overwhelming. Everything would be fine if they had persevered. After the first use, about 40% of it was gone, leaving me with junk that I can't throw in the bin. Also, if they are turned on, off and on again, they will burn out.4. 3 backgrounds came folded, wrinkles on the folds are very difficult to remove, after 4 hours of ironing, it was not possible to completely get rid of them.5. Background hangers broke on first use6. Having cords around is a hazard, almost tripped a few times on my first photoshoot, also very inconvenient to locate properly as you are limited by cord length if you don't have an extension cord.7. There is a stand that allows the modifier to have an extension that can be set at an angle (to top light the subject), this is VERY unstable. it fell over on the first photoshoot, nearly hit the model, that could have been a disaster if the lightbulbs had blown, maybe my model was injured or electrocuted. Big #8. The only usable parts are the stands and the umbrellas, as far as modifiers go, I doubt they'll work with any other model.9. No matter how many lights you turn on, you can't lower your ISO below around 400, from f/1.8 in your 50mm lens to 1/100 with the Canon T6. Your photos will be grainy, increasing the workload in the post. I know it looks like you are getting a lot for your money but the reality is that given the safety issues and the poor quality of all the items you are better off. If you save that money and buy an accessory flash you can at least shoot at lower ISOs, especially if you have a budget camera like mine.