Bed Sheet Background

Great background sheet for personal photos.

It's a good product and comes in a nice zippered plastic bag. The fabric is about as thick as a bed sheet and needs to be ironed to remove wrinkles. I would suggest storing it by rolling it onto a rod or pole.

In the past I have attempted to create a clean white background using bed sheets, cloth drapes, and spandex but this paper is the best solution. It is flat and works great with all types of light. If it wrinkles you simply roll out some more. Its great!

Now fully integrated into my day to day life, from the moment I get up, till i go to bed, one of the speakers in the house is playing. Background music whilst cooking, kids songs on to entertain at dinner time or blasting all rooms when hoovering. A simple, effective system, not sure how I lived without it

I use this Blue Chroma sheet as it is intended but also as a background for some of my shoots that I dont use Chroma Key. Good quality material and at a reasonable price.

I'm using this product in a somewhat unusual way. I cut the sheet into four 10x12 sheets, and then I use two of the smaller sheets on strobes in my Lastolite HiLite to produce a chroma key background. I'm using a CS5 plugin that easily detects and removes the chroma key background and allows a clean substitution with the background of my choosing.

My wife and I have been teaching from home since March and I got tired of throwing sheets over the heaps of stuff in the background. So I bought a support system to drape a sheet over (we're teachers, and not well-off enough yet for a green screen). I was going to use some big binder clips I had...who needs professional clamps? I'm glad I didn't listen to myself, and got 7 of these. They are quite strong (takes quite a bit of muscle to get them open, but you get used to it) and they are easy to set up and store. Our students have reported that the background (quite literally a cheap white sheet) looks professional, and I attribute that to the clamps which allow me to stretch the sheet tight. If we get a bonus, I can see that these clamps would work equally well on a more professional background. Highly recommended for cost and utility....don't use binder clips!

I use to use an old sheet for a background, but I really didn't know what I was missing. This background has taken my photography and video to a new level. Now that I have this I would really like a 12x24. I think the 10x12 is great for just starting out, or if you are in a tight area, but if you really want to get your subject away from the background and still shoot head to toe then you need the longer 24' background.

In my bed room

I use is when i read in bed to charge my tablet.