Review on 📸 Haboke Green Screen Kit (5x7ft) with Portable T-Shaped Stand - Perfect for Streaming, Gaming, Zoom Meetings, and Photo Backgrounds by Justin Pavelko

Bought to improve the background for remote work in my bedroom. I've tried raising the backdrop and hanging things from the ceiling, but ultimately a T-bar stand is the easiest option if you have a daily photography spot and/or live in a tight space. .If you already have a tripod installed, you can understand how to install the tbar stand. The green screen background is optionally available with a rod pocket or clips. I prefer the rod pocket, but I had to cut a hole in the top of the rod pocket webbing to fit the wing nut on top of the rod kit. The green screen worked great, the fabric was a good weight and hung well, and any wrinkles came out easily with a quick steam. I ended up needing a different background as virtual backgrounds were widely disabled in some of my meetings and I didn't like a plain green background (and didn't want to risk some of my more prank-prone friends getting a green background). screenshot), so I took the cheapest printed backdrop I could find at Revain, made a rod pocket and installed it. This worked great and now I don't have to use the virtual background at all. It folds up and stores nicely in a compact bag, but after a couple of weeks I usually just fold everything into two sticks and put them outside the door unnoticed and reassemble them in the morning, which takes all the time. maximum 2 minutes. My kids have played next to it while it was standing and knocked it over, but it's so light they've learned to just pick it up and move it when needed. I wouldn't use this anywhere that there would be a breeze if you didn't have to put weights on the base because it's very light and very easy to pick up and move.