KHOMO GEAR 62-Inch Green Screen Backdrop – Collapsible, Portable Chroma Key Background for Streaming, Video Calls, Photography, YouTube, Zoom & Studio Setup – Wrinkle-Resistant & Easy Setup

This is a very handy tool for hobbyists and semipro video makers. It's a little small for many professional greenscreen applications but it's great for experimenting, learning and exploring how to rotoscope and use keyframes. I strongly recommend searching for "greenscreen production tips" and you can get a wealth of information. (Lighting is particularly important.) We will be happily using this for our projects. Seems quite well made, and hope it will last a long time.

A bit on the expensive side, but worth every penny. The case unsnaps easily, stability feet rotate easily, and the screen pulls up to any height and stays put very well. When not needed, retracts quickly and effortlessly, snaps closed and rotates the feet out of the way for easy travel and storage. The color is uniform and easily lit for awesome backdrop coverage. It is weighty, but that actually adds to the stability when extended and a breeze from air conditioner or room fan hits it.Great product. Love it and would buy again if I ever needed another. Would recommend.

Works as intended and is easy to use. The only drawback is that it tends to lean backwards, so I have to use a dumbbell in the front and back of it to prevent it from tipping over. The black backdrop is actually black and not a dark grey like I've heard with other backdrops.

This is my favorite purchase during the COVID era. It takes less than 10 seconds to prepare or dismantle each time you use it, allowing you to set it up and break it down between calls in no time at all. It is sturdy and remarkably compact when folded. Given its size, you won't be able to get any wide-angle shots since the outside of the shot will be larger than the screen. But unless you're planning to purchase a huge screen and deal with the resulting hassle of setting it up and breaking it down, that's going to be the case regardless of which collapsible screen you purchase. In any event, it's perfectly sized for one-on-one video conferencing. And did I mention how ridiculously easy it is to set up and disassemble? Highly recommended.

This was the least expensive wide retractable greenscreen on Amazon. I was a little worried that I'd get a cheap greenscreen that felt flimsy. I was WRONG. This thing is solid, well built, and the green is perfect for keying. I highly recommend. I wish they made one that was even wider, but this one will due. If they due make a super wide one, I'll buy it!

I just took this out of the box. I'm not very mechanically inclined, and I was worried that this might be difficult to operate. Couldn't have been more wrong. I took it out of the box, flipped the 2 latches open and grabbed the handle that says 'Lift' on it. It automatically raised up to about 5 feet. To get it to full height took just the slightest push. Went down just as easily and then locked the case. I am SO happy with this.Previously I had a green screen from Digital Juice that was a total pain to set up, and the screen had to be folded back up in a certain way. It required carrying 3 poles around along with the green screen. It was such a hassle that I quit using it and just took a green sheet and some tape with me when I needed a green screen. The Komo Gear is all stored in one narrow (but admittedly a little long) case. I can carry the Komo in one hand and my camera bag and tripod in the other.I can't make any claims as to durability yet, but I will only use it a few times a year, so I don't think it will be a problem.

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Arrived in once piece. Set it up a few times right away just to see how it handled. So far seems like a solid piece of gear to have. True test will be to see how it holds up after 6-12 months, but for now it’s handling itself nicely. The case it folds down into is easy to use. The set up and breakdown is about as simple as it goes.Only concern I might have (future concern) will be if the green screen color fades. Hopefully not too much to where it will cause issues in Editing software; but only time will tell.