Small Plastic Microwave Steamer

I like how it can be regenerated using a microwave oven.

I purchased this background to replace the paper backgrounds I previously used. I am much happier with the fabric background. I purchased a steamer to help with the small wrinkles, but this will be minimal work as these backdrops will be hanging in my studio. Exactly what I was looking for.

My smart TV would not pickup several steamer. Roku allowed me to get them.

I just took some awesome headshots with this backdrop. Nice quality. Easy to get out wrinkles with a steamer.

Great plastic cradle for the small price.

the card is a little small, but it works well and is heav plastic

Super economical & versatile! I recommend using a steamer to get any folds or wrinkles out and invest in a bunch of muslin clamps to hold it tight. It's thin but there were no issues keying out the green once it was lit.

I bought this backdrop to use as a photo and video backdrop. It's a really nice large size and I was pleasantly suprised at the quality of the frame. The poles are large and a heavy duty aluminum. A studio I work with has the smaller backdrop (5x7?) and I was expecting that much lighter, thinner frame. I would highly suggest planning to bring a steamer when using this backdrop. Unless you are a folding expert, there are bound to be a few large wrinkles. They come out very easier with a steamer. (As always, test your steamer on a small corner of the fabric before going all-out! But I didn't have any melting or other issues.) Overall, I'll very happy with the size and quality of this.

Its a good for shots with one or two ppl but if you do group shots you may want to go one size up. It gets pretty wrinkled too, you may want to have a steamer handy if you're planning on doing a professional shoot.

If you are looking for a good, black backdrop this is for you. It was a little creased when I first set it up. A good steamer took care of that easily. I love this back drop for portrait work and if I am going to do background replacement in Photoshop. I highly recommend it for studio work.