Review on PULUZ Photography Professional Dimmable Backdrops by Melissa Dallich

Not a bad little photo cabinet for the money, but there are two major downsides: The light casts shadows on almost everything that's photographed, so the photos have to be retouched to to remove them. The second complaint is that the touch controls are terrible. I'd prefer an old-fashioned set of buttons because they work when they feel like it, and sometimes you have to press them multiple times (I know the manufacturer says you have to hold down, but the touch controls don't respond like they should be). Other than that, it's a great little box for those who are just starting out in photography or want to take photos for a sales website.