Expand your creative horizons with the green, 10x12' Photoflex Muslin Backdrop 10x12 Chroma Key Greenfrom Photoflex. This backdrop is useful for studio and location work, offers true chroma key color, and for added longevity may be used on either side. Sewn-in channels provide easy installation. When the backdrop gets dirty, it may be gently washed.

Useful for Studio and Location Work    True Chroma Key Color    Both Sides are Usable    Sewn-In Channels for Easy Installation    Machine Washable with Gentle Cycle

Both sides are usable

Muslin fabric

Sewn-in channels for easy installation

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can the crossbar support a 107" x 36 background paper ?

A: Yes, the cross bar in this kit can support a seamless paper roll that is 107 inches wide by 36 feet long.

Q: 2. Whats the difference between This and Impact Pro Backdrop Support Kit (12.9' Width) $224.95?

A: way more sturdy and safe.

Q: 3. Is this better or worse than the Manfrotto Free Standing version? The price is about the same.

A: This unit can go to 12 feet high and 12 feet wide. The Manfrotto you mentioned https://bhpho.to/2V3hcr7 is 7.7' high and 9 feet wide. The build quality of both systems is good.

Q: 4. how long can be the crossbar?

A: I've never pulled it out all the way and measured, but it's advertised as 12.5 feet. I use 107 background paper and don't extend the pole nearly as far as it can go.

Q: 5. Shoppers points

A: Well made and durable. Pricing is competitive for a chroma key of this size.

Q: 6. I'm learning to use a DSLR NIKON camera. What is the significance of the Green color?

A: Green is used for chroma keying as humans generally do not have the color in them. It allows the software to easily remove the background. If the subject is wearing green then you would switch to a blue background.

Q: 7. Are the stands in this kit air cushioned?

A: No, these stands are not air-cushioned. Also, the tightening action of the clamps is less than desired. We've been using them, and they suit our purpose, but I wish I had spent more on a superior set of stands. Hope this info is helpful.

Q: 8. These are adjustable height, correct? So I can use them at 4 or 5 feet if I wanted?

A: Yes These are adjustable. Although I'm sure there is a minimum height because the poles are about 3 feet at their smallest breakdown. But These will easily go from 4 feet to 10 feet tall.

Q: 9. How low can this go?

A: Approximately 47-48" minimum height

Q: 10. I purchased this and it came with no assembly instructions, and their website links to instructions that are 404 Not Found. Any pointers?

A: Easiest we have found is to take legs first side by side and pull down on tripod legs to unlock. That allows spread for base. Set to width you need so height and width of tripod are same and tighten screws hand tight to lock. Build the height on each leg from bottom up then adjust height from top down and lock by tightening screws. When legs match at height you want unscrew locking screw on one end of cross bar and adjust to width you need . Twist gently to lock crossbar. Add drop and secure both ends of crossbar on legs by setting hole on top of crossbar and tightening screw to hold. To take down just remove crossbar , lower legs and collapse tripod. No need to remove screws just loosen.