Yesker Green Screen: 78.5x70.8” Large Studio Backdrop Mount On Tripod – Portable Anti-Wrinkle Chroma Key Panel Background with Aluminum Alloy Stand for Video Studio, Game Live, and More! Review

The screen is sufficient for this money. I really like the design and wouldn't mind paying more for the same design but a much better stand. And so the stand is cheap and very thin stamped metal and probably won't last long. However, this is a good screen for the money.

I didn't know it was THAT big. Remember it's 6 feet and a half! I wasn't aware of that when ordering. It is good that for this price it is very large and beautiful. The color is very bright, making it easy to turn off the screen when properly lit. Make sure you don't over-light the background or it will reflect green light. It's also good that it's extra large, as you can zoom in on the screen, which helps avoid green light reflections.

I gave it a star because it folds, because it doesn't fold, it rolls. But it rolls great. Traction resistance complements its weight. Removing it from the tripod for storage is convenient and easy. No creases, no folded edges towards the center. There was no fading as it is held by a large window. I can wear a green shirt in front of him without becoming a ghost. The only thing that could be improved is to place the projection screen on the back. Like two in one.

I really didn't know what to expect from this Yesker green screen given the bargain price, but to be honest I was very surprised! Almost everything was better than I expected, and only one thing was exactly *as* expected (so hardly a minus). In general it was a big win in terms of value for money. Here's a summary of my pros/features/cons: PROS: - The green *color* is exactly what my key expected - It worked right out of the box - The screen material is thick and durable - The screen color is…

This is my first green screen, so I can't compare it to others. Regardless, it does everything I could hope for at this price point, and I'm very glad I don't find it worse just because it's so much cheaper than many portable green screens. By the time I set it up the third time, it had become an easy one-person task. The screen itself is smooth and slips out of the canister easily (the screen was already in the canister so there were no wrinkles). The tripod is strong enough (but could be…