Review on 📸 Yesker Photography Lighting Umbrella Kit with Muslin Backdrops and Green Screen - 8.5x10ft Background Support System for Studio Photos and Videos by Jacob Jefferson

When I say portable I only had a light with me so I could take pictures outside. I was able to ask a friend to help me with some of the older photos I took. We were able to use lanterns with poles she held to provide light in overcast weather. The light gave more natural light, which is what I wanted. Stands and lanterns weigh a little but can be used outdoors when the sun isn't that bright or not that bright. When it comes to using everything in my studio, setting up the background was a breeze. No matter what screen I'm using, it combines with the backlight to create a great backdrop. The stand that holds the backgrounds is very strong and sturdy. Even when moving props or a person around the screens, this stand will not move or even tip over. It took a while to set everything up and although I'm short I had to use a ladder to hang the screens, but once everything is in place it's just the perfect backdrop for any photoshoot. If you ask me if this is ideal for a beginner, I would definitely say yes. It's the perfect setup for any beginner, as aside from the camera, you get pretty much everything you need to get started with photography. The screens themselves are thick and will not crack or tear. Even with some sharp edges on some of the props I have, these screens still don't crack or rip. This setup comes with bulbs and provides the perfect amount of light for photos. Nothing about this setup feels cheap or a waste of money. The flashlight stands are very strong and even when I adjust the light they stay still. The double tripod and screen stand design is structurally sound and makes the photography look more professional in my studio.