I've only experimented with green screens once before in high school and I've been meaning to set one up for some upcoming projects. I set this up in an unfinished basement and you can see the results in the pictures below. If you have the luxury of having exposed framing to attach your green screen to, you can just use a staple gun. It does come with strong clips which are quite handy, even if you don't end up using them for attaching the green screen. I ended up going with two other clips I had from home depot for the initial hang, and then I went around and stretched it out and secured it to the studs with staples. The staples provide a very strong hold. I was able to achieve a pretty flat surface on the screen. Of course if you use staples, you're sacrificing your portability. You can see the initial results below. I found that the height of the screen wasn't enough to consistently mask the area behind my head, so I went to the dollar store and bought some green construction paper to patch the areas that needed to be patched, again with more staples. I also did do a keying test with After Effects and got really good results. There are several keying plugins that come with After Effects but I had the best results with keylight (for anyone using After Effects out there). You can also use some of the keying effects with OBS if you're streaming - specifically for this, I think chroma key would work the best. Make sure you don't wear any green! Overall, I'm very pleased with the results I was able to achieve with this affordable, washable, and portable green screen. As always, you'll want to have as good of a lighting setup as you can afford to get the best results from a green screen. Dark areas will usually be extremely noisy in video footage and will cause trouble in your key. I can totally recommend this screen to people looking for a setup for content creation. Give it a go. Read more

My wife and I live in a small apartment and some weekends we do a little photoshoot ion the living room. She will wear different dresses and jewelry and I take a bunch of photos of her. I then use Photoshop to place her in different places and she posts them on her Instagram account, trying to build a following. Previously, we just shot them in front of a white current printed with a simple geometric design and Photoshop did a pretty good job of removing most of it with just a few clicks. But the lighting generally didn't work as well, even with the lighting kit we use. Now, with the FitStill 9 x 6 feet/2.8 x 1.8 Meters Green Chromakey Muslin Backdrop the photos are working a lot better. It's still really easy to remove her from the green background, but the lighting seems to be better and I can retain more detail in her hair. It's also very easy to use this. I hung it over the white curtain and used the four plastic clips to hold it in place. When we were done, took it down, folded it up and stored it with the lighting kit. I think this set-up is ideal fore people at home or in small places. Read more

Nice it does the job have uaed it with AE and other apps Read more

Just say that I am happy with it. Read more

Value for the money for my photo projects. Read more