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Question: how many feet is the back drop satnd and how wide is it
Document: Especially if you're shooting green screen.Thats about allCons (so many but here are a few major ones)Fabric is muslin and bleeds. Any light source, even a 25w light bulb anywhere behind it will be seen through camera. I mean sure you're going to color correct this but who want more work?Stands - are very light weight and not in the good way. When stretched to its full 10 feet wide the cross beam sags a bit in the middle.
Complete waste of money. The backdrop setup is extremely flimsy and needs sandbags to keep the stands upright. The cross bar bounces up and down and would never support a paper roll. It barely supports the fabric and while you pull it out to lay the fabric straight, the whole thing wants to topple over.The lights are a joke. The setup with a 10x12 backdrop implies you are shooting wide however the lights would only work with very close up work (within a couple feet).
This was the cheapest 10'x12' back drop that included a light kit. Awesome product. Very easy to put together. Thank you for offering!
This set up is very nice and a good price. Lighting stands and back drop stands would be the only down fall. When extended to its highest point lights & or back drop becomes a little unstable. Light output is pretty good and does just what I wanted.
This is an ok set up for a beginer. The back drop material is very thin and does not work well unless you have it against a blank wall. The lighting set ups are not very sturdy at all so you have to be careful they dont fall over. I also had to buy stronger light bulbs as the ones in the kit are not strong enough.
I just purchased this set up for my husband. It's great! Everything just as described.Good:Everything! Even the material has a sleeve where the bars go through! So no need for clips.Bad:No carrying caseI would recommend getting a middle support for the back drop because once it's set up to it's full width it bows a little in the middle.Other then that I would recommend anyone to buy this product.It was very easy to set up and take down also.
The back ground and stands are fine. The stands are nothing to write home about but are sufficient. The light heads stink. The treads you screw the light bulb into do not stay in place and are really thin metal that isn't very wide. I've only had occasion to use them twice in the last 8 months or so and one of the heads already doesn't work. The other two work but because of the threaded inserts the bulb doesn't screw in straight.
For example, I already have a 3000 WATT Cowboy Studio softbox kit and hair light boom and everything fits in the large carry bag that came with that kit, blubs, lamps, softboxes, stands, boom, etc... everything fits so I can carry it all in one large bag.However, with this kit, the bag really isn't a bag at all, it's a fold over flat case. Only some of the bars from the back drop fit into it's pockets along with the umbrellas.
Bought this a little while and back and have used it about 4 times. It will say t does fill the duty however, the fabrics are kind of see thin (but that can always be edited in photshop so it is not a problem for me) Having said that for the price I can't complain I am so glad that I bought it. I tip I will give though is don't set up the stand too wide as the horizontal pole will bend a tiny bit but still usable.
It suited my purpose, the quality matches the price. Not junk, however, not heavy duty either. I do wish the carrying case was larger so everything would fit in it. The back drops are large, so it takes two people to fold them right, so there will not be many wrinkles in it while stored. I had to use a garment steamer to release the wrinkles before a photo shoot.
Answer: I sent this kit back. But i believe the backdrop was 12W15L. The stand was about 15W. But i don't suggest it. Very weak stand.