🖥️ RAUBAY 78.7in x 74.8in Portable Collapsible Green Screen Backdrop with Stand – Retractable Chroma Key Panel for Video Conferencing, Photography Studio, Live Streaming Review

I like the ease of use, the compact body allows you to set up and take down in minutes and it feels pretty solid when handled properly . The width is good as the green screen can completely obscure the camera's field of view. The only issues with the screen is that its metal body takes up quite a bit of storage space (it can't be shrunk or folded) and it's quite heavy, but I think that's a fair compromise for this tool.

It's tall, over 6ft tall and wide, perfect for a wide videophone. Good build quality. It opens and closes very easily, with a smooth ride, I think it will last a long time. Green screen fully developed, no wrinkles. Nice bag to fold into. The case is long but small in diameter, so you can easily find a place to store it. I've used it with Zoom and it works well with virtual backgrounds.

As others have pointed out, I have found this screen to fall back onto the ground too easily when extended 5 feet or more. The focus is very poor. The rest of the kit looks good, too bad I have to return this unit. The uncomfortable thing is that the only way to keep it upright when it's fully extended is to press it all the way against the wall. Even then you notice that it leans back slightly.

I also started out in amateur photography, although a green screen would be cool for videos on my YouTube channel and zoom views. This green screen is a beautifully designed photo gear and it's really cool! I like the speed and ease of setup. It's not just a screen, it has a foldable textured frame that snaps into place so you don't need anything extra to install the screen. It expands to 78.74(w) x 74.8(h) when open and 4.5(h) x 4.7(w) x 81.5(L)" retract when removed. It has a carry handle and

As others have pointed out, I've found this screen to fall back onto the floor too easily when extended five feet or more. The focus is very poor. The rest of the kit looks good, too bad I have to return this unit. The uncomfortable thing is that the only way to keep it upright when it's fully extended is to press it all the way against the wall. Even then you notice that it leans back slightly.

After many delivery delays, mine arrived with oil stains at the top of the screen. Looks like someone splashed him with a water bottle multiple times. It's also somewhat transparent. Placing it in front of a window will allow light to shine through, particularly the silhouette of the stand behind. I was hoping to use this in a tanning bed to block out the sunlight behind me so I can make video calls with more even and predictable lighting. So this pulls me into the basement. Otherwise it looks…

As a first time green screen user, he didn't know what to expect from the box. Luckily my first choice got scrapped so I went with the wider version. A solid aluminum body, heavy - like a whopping 26 pounds - and a clean, modern design. It only took five seconds to boot up the screen, even faster to put it down. Worked immediately with Zoom on an important customer call. Excellent quality, fast delivery, economical compared to analogues. The only downside is the weird curve on the top. Of…

This green screen suits my purposes very well. Pros: * Installs in minutes - rolls and unrolls smoothly * Material feels very solid (screen and body) * It works the way I need it to. Disadvantages I noted: * This screen lacks any kind of stabilization and can tip over very easily, especially if you install it on a deep-pile carpet. I wish there was a tripod mount on the back, but there isn't. I may need to insert a small eyebolt into the blanket to tie it down. I think the designers expected…