White Backdrop Background

[5] I purchased this background in white several years ago and just purchased gray. Like other Westcott products that I own, these are well made. The quality of fabric is nice and I find that the backdrop really is wrinkle resistant when pulled taut and clamped. I usually use a little Downy Wrinkle release spray too, once the backdrop has been hung, which helps illuminate any small wrinkles. I've washed my white backdrop several times and it washes up well. The gray is lighter than pictured but not dramatically. I would call it medium gray.

[Solid White] This backdrop is great when you're on-the-run or at a fixed location. I love a clean black or white background when taking pics and this single item satisfies both needs. It's sturdy and folds down into a compact size that is easy to travel with and store.

[Yes] LARGE FOR FULL BODY , EVEN FOR WHITE BACKDROP.

[87 to 91°] I am using 2 of these reflectors to make my background white. Works great.

[5] This is a terrific background, no reflections, no wrinkles. I was surprised when it came... I didn't expect it to be so plush. If not using as a backdrop, you could probably wrap yourself up in it. I use this as a Zoom backdrop to hide some clutter.

[6.6' / 2 m] This stand is easy to set up for use. I have used it to hold up a pop-up background, but it also can be set up horizontally to hold a larger backdrop.

[0.555 lb] I like this - it does a good job keeping my white backdrop white when used with my FJ200, instead of it turning gray

[0.01 lb] Great for breaking up a background or spicing up bare white walls.

[1] This is a beautiful high-quality backdrop. Yes, out of the tube it looks very dark but it requires background lighting. Good starting point for me was matching subject light and background light equally using a flashmeter (you got one of those, right?) I also shoot with a longer lens to blur it out a bit. Once lit properly you’ll see a palette of beautiful subtle shade variations

[1 lb / 0.45 kg] First off, I highly recommend these lights! I’m a youth speaker for high school students and needed to transition to virtual presentations. These lights bring in a lot of character to my backdrop. I like how you can switch from bi-color (3200-5600) and colors. If I need more light on my face, I put one off to the side in front of me and put a diffuser in. The brightness adjusts in 1% increments which gives me more control over how I want to look on camera. Personally, I don’t like ring lights and feel these panels light your face more fully without having that weird ring in your eye. I’ve attached pictures to show how I have them light my background. I’ll let you be the judge with the pictures but I love how they make my studio look. I put these out at almost full power to give you a perspective of how bright they can be. Normally I have the blue light for the background at 40% and it’s plenty bright. I also like using one on white paper when I’m drawing or writing to make the paper pop more. Having the other two in different colors definitely gives more depth for the backdrop.  If you’re like me and have a virtual studio, I feel these lights can definitely help you give more options to how you want your background to look. They come in a very nice case with everything you need. The app is straightforward to use and allows you to control the lights from your phone which makes things much easier for me when I’m changing the look of my setup. You also can do different with the lights as well (flickering, etc) I would definitely get them again and am very happy with the way they make my virtual setup pop more. If you’re contemplating getting them, I hope this review was helpful in your decision.  Final recommendation: Don't use a fake background! Make your background how you want it. It's more real way. My two cents!