Hot Springs Green Light Flashing

Very good device but hardly fast speed and external light keep flashing green. But over all everything seem fine

but it is unsettling to have the upstream light flashing

This flash head removed the Hot Spot when I am flashing a window pull for Real Estate work. I did have a small problem getting it to go on the first time but if you twist is slightly back and forth while pushing down on the head it goes right on. I had the same problem others did but could not see why it would not work. I would imagine the pins and slots are just off a very slight amount.

For green screen work, where you need gaffer tape, this is a hot deal. I forget what I paid, but I remember competing brands being too expensive for a low-budget operation.

I had a stretchy green-screen made from well, I guess stretchy fabric. The Westcott simply doesn't have the hot spots you get with those types of screens. Lighting it is a breeze and the results are great - an even green color that you don't have to fight with to key out. Nice. Highly Recommended.

This is probably the best portable green screen I've found. So many are made out of a metallic fabric that makes hot spots when you film. This, however, is a nice matte cotton that gives you the perfect background to key. Not only that, but when it's unfolded, there are no wrinkles, which makes it perfect for keying applications. And to those who think it's hard to fold up... If you read the instructions, it's actually pretty simple, and fits great in the carrying case it comes with.

Works well, but with the modeling light on, it gets awfully hot in there.

Sturdy springs mean mics never ever slip off.

Like the springs and the ease of set up.

Easy to attach and take off because of internal springs.