📸 UTEBIT Grey Backdrops 5 x 6.5 ft Collapsible - Premium Silver Gray Polyester Photography Background Cloth for Studio Photo Booth, YouTube Portrait Photography, and Video Shooting Review

I'm a great size feels durable, wrinkles go away immediately after tumble wash and this is VERY important when you don't have a great conference room and need a decent backdrop that doesn't crackle around you.

Works GREAT with Zoom's wallpaper feature. Just wide enough but found I didn't have room for a wider one. Featuring Logitech's best widescreen 1080p webcam. Very satisfied. It was not necessary to smooth out the creases of the fabric from the folds. Very light and stable.

I work with a lot of backgrounds and film equipment, so it can be easy for me to be overly critical of related products. However, I've decided to try some cheaper backgrounds as I sometimes need a bit more frame length or a floor cloth to clean areas my higher quality cloths don't cover. It's good for the money! The two main factors I look for when choosing white drops for back are how opaque they are and how wrinkled they get. It passed both of those tests, it doesn't wrinkle visible which…

This is a very light synthetic fabric. Since I use it for video calls, I just hung it on the wall with pins. It has a tube that you can thread a track through, but I won't bother installing a curtain rod. My husband, who used to do video post production, was sure I'd have to iron this out before I could use it, but I just tested it on Zoom and it works great. The creases clearly visible in the photo are not visible at all with the virtual background turned on. Since I need to reposition it a…

Fabric arrived (unsurprisingly) folded. Creases create creases, which I think can be removed. This wasn't necessary though, as the green screen effect worked flawlessly with zoom. While this is available without a true green screen, the effect is noticeably better when using a chroma key background. I used the included clips to attach it to my portable board and it worked great. A word of caution: be careful with the field of your cameras. View as this affects how close the background needs to…