The bokeh texture Godox Collapsible Background Bokeh Texture 12features a wrinkle-free surface for a smooth and seamless look. Ideal for headshots as well as product, beauty, and fashion photography, this background utilizes nonreflective material for easy lighting. A self-supporting collapsible frame allows for easy setup and transport. A carrying bag is included.

Wrinkle-Free for Smooth & Seamless Look    Self-Supporting Collapsible Frame    Ideal for Products, Headshots & More    Nonreflective Material

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this translucent? IOW, can I light it from behind instead of from the front?

A: This Impact Collapsible Background is mostly opaque.

Q: 2. What kind of fabric is the black?

A: Hi Debbie, The fabric is polyester.

Q: 3. May I have instructions for folding this product?

A: The instructions can be found in the manual. https://bhpho.to/2QHdpl0

Q: 4. How do you clean it?

A: I never cleaned it because it's collapsible & after using it, I always fold on Black side front & white inside, put it back in it's bag (including with it). Thanks for asking.

Q: 5. For the pure white (non-reversible) is it translucent enough to place a flash behind it to get a really white background?

A: Yes, in order to achieve a solid white color, you would need to place two lights in front of the background and make them at least 2 stops brighter than the light on the subject.

Q: 6. Can the white color also be used as diffusion? How see-through is it?

A: No, the Impact Collapsible Background (White, 8 x 10') is designed to reflect light, it is not transparent.

Q: 7. Can the background be used in portrait and landscape modes?

A: It can be used in both orientations.

Q: 8. How do you fold the screen to the smaller size carry bag? The link in the manual is dead. The product video does not show it.

A: To fold the Impact Collapsible Background (Chroma Green, 8 x 10') hold opposite edges of the backdrop keeping it vertical in front of you. Then pull the frame in an upward motion making a taco like shape. Simultaneously twist one edge down and towards the center while pulling the opposite edge up and inward. At this point the frame will bend into a figure-eight shape. Continue twisting and gently lay the two overlapping circles onto each other.

Q: 9. Can we use this as bounce as well?

A: I suppose you could, but just note that the white fabric is quite dull, it doesn't have the same sort of sheen that a traditional reflector has.

Q: 10. How do you keep this upright? Do you hang it or put it on a stand?

A: I use a stand on each side with gator clamps.