Upgrade Your Studio Setup with the SLOW DOLPHIN 10Ft Adjustable Backdrop Support System Kit Review

Once in a while I bought for a film projector. It is lightweight, easy to raise and lower, and has a large capacity. I wanted to make one but after adding in the cost of some supplies it was cheaper and much better quality than assembling several PVC pipes together. I recommend

I'll say right away that I'm NOT a professional; I bought it to photograph my daughter. Pros: It's light, feels strong enough, the clamps feel heavy. I wanted a small storage stand

Very simple details to help the background but it works. If you need something like this, 1-3 times a year will probably be enough. Definitely not for those doing professional photography on a regular basis, and it's not strong enough to withstand much more than your average 10x15 foot piece of muslin. I will say that it is very easy to assemble and folds into a nice bag for easy portability, but the bag is not big enough to fit in the fabric you are using for the backdrop. Buy extra clips as…

So this stand is below average. This is not the banner we will put on it as the real one will have more weight. I draped this tapestry over it for display. - It is skinny as it reaches a full height of 7 feet with us. - Although our banner will have pockets at the top, should they include a third clip - I definitely wouldn't. use. outside unless you weight down the base. The bag is weird, you wrap coasters in it and fasten it with velcro. You had to go with a closed zippered bag (like a duffel…

I really liked it. I see a lot of people complaining about the size, strength and other things that are written in the description. If you don't read the description, you can't criticize anything. Grow up and take the blame. This position was as described. Assembly takes 1 minute. I use it to hang about 50 wooden and clay rosaries when I go to the market. These things are heavy and this stand holds up very well. One day he fell because of the wind. I can't fault anything about the stand. It can

Glad I bought it with Revain Prime as I am currently waiting for a replacement and have to return the first one. Make sure you have all the details (see image someone posted). My first one was missing the top screws holding the horizontal bar to the vertical ones, so it couldn't be used. Some rubber feet were also missing so they could only be used on carpet, grass or possibly dirt (NOT hardwood or anything that might scratch. If you look at the photo someone else posted, all internally aren't…

Most reviews were correct as the bars sag in the middle when extended to their maximum width. If you're using a background that's 6 feet wide or less, you should be fine. The wider the slack in the back, the wider you position the bar. Fully extended bars cannot hold the backdrop firmly in place, creating a tight, smooth look. For the background I used a lightweight fabric that I also bought from Revain. The heavier the ground, the greater the sag effect when the rods are fully extended. The…

Look, I'm deducting 3 stars because it's VERY cheap. I mean yeah it was only a few bucks so what was I expecting right? Well it's tricky because technically it shouldn't exist if it only does half of what I need it to do. Unless of course you need it to hold very heavy backgrounds, just smaller lighter backgrounds, take your pick.❌ First of all I mean 10ft, that's exactly 10ft. So for those of you (like me) who have 10ft backdrops, forget it because we obviously need a little more clearance on…

The stand is suitable when you need something right now. I find it super easy, too easy. But the deed was done. The top bar slides for width adjustment and has a small pin that clicks into place as you stretch it, but only up to a certain length. If you want it to be shorter or longer than the pin, you run the risk of letting it loose. There are two rubber plugs at the top of the post that screw on and tighten the leg braces. One of my rubber caps came off like it had lost a thread. Legs below,

This frame is suitable for occasional use. As others have pointed out, it's light and can sag at full width, but overall it feels like it's worth the price. A simple suitcase is convenient for storage and transportation. The main limitation for me was that once the top bar was connected and the spring-loaded locking pin engaged, it was very difficult to disconnect again. I ended up having to remove 2 very tight threaded screws in the aluminum connector with a 7/64 allen wrench to get it apart…

Look, I'm taking off 3 stars because it's VERY cheap. I mean yeah it was only a few bucks so what was I expecting right? Well it's tricky because technically it shouldn't exist if it only does half of what I need it to do. Unless of course you need it to hold very heavy backgrounds, just smaller lighter backgrounds, take your pick.❌ First of all I mean 10ft, that's exactly 10ft. So those of you (like me) who have 10ft backdrops forget it because we obviously need a little more clearance on…