NEEWER6x9 feet/1.8x2.8m Photo Studio 100% Pure Polyester Collapsible Backdrop Background for Photography, Video and Television (Backdrop Only) - Black

This is exactly what I was looking for. Of course, it’s going to be crinkled and wrinkled. I sprayed it with a little water, tossed it in the dryer for about 30 minutes and hung it up to flatten out while still warm. It didn’t get ALL of the creases out, but honestly you can’t even see them in any of the photographs from the session I did of myself. I’ve been a photographer for about 10 years, and I’ve just recently started dabbling in indoor sessions with lighting and backdrops. I wanted to go cheap while I was in the process of learning so I ordered a black & grey backdrop. This did not disappoint me at all and I am so pleased with how well my session turned out! Do yourself a favor, and order these backdrops if you’re looking for a high quality and affordable backdrop.Molly Henry Photography

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I don’t know anything about photography or backgrounds. I’ve seen a lot of complaints about this being wrinkly, but I was able to easily get rid of any wrinkles just by running my steamer over visible spots. It’s a bit smaller than I expected it to be, but it’s likely because I don’t really have a proper photo set and just have it taped to my ceiling. As I get more gear, I’ll see how it works out.Something to note, though: this product can look slightly sheer depending on the lighting. To emphasize: it. depends. on. the. lighting. It looks fine behind my cool tone ringlight but a bit sheer in my yellow bedroom light. Definitely not anything close to a dealbreaker. I’m excited to experiment with this backdrop more in the future.

I have to say, I've been using this backdrop for a few months and it's done a really good job. I have it on a stand and pulled up to a table. It does like to grab any lent or dust that floats by, but that's not uncommon, and it wrinkles after a lent brush it. It wrinkles pretty easy, and it cost it a ⭐. But really, that's being very picky. I use the iron a few times a week to smooth out the table top part and it's back to shooting. As in most things with photography, it's the lighting that makes the biggest difference, and this back drop helps get those deep dark shots.

Just what I needed. Definitely needs ironing though.

I am happy with this purchase. The fabric is well-made works very well as a background for a self-tape audition.

Okay so I bought this because it had the floor part 2 it first of all no matter what backdrop you have you're still going to need to do some photo edits I noticed some people on here are not doing their photo edits and it's driving me insane and I really want to edit it for them to change the lighting because if you up the lighting and stuff it really does make a difference and make a lot of the wrinkles and the sheet look go away. But I do want to say that this is pretty thin so it's going to be noticeable if you have a dark background behind the sheet because it's kind of see through. I have another way back drop and this does not happen but it's not as long I needed something that had a floor to it and it oh, so yes it does work with the right video and photo edits which both of the time you could do for free these days. And with the right lighting of course. Feel like I'm not totally unhappy with it but I do feel like I should be a bit cheaper just because simply that this really is just a sheet material. That video review on here had me cracking up where the woman was like "umm... Its just a sheet" LOL of course I saw that video review after I already purchased. But she wasn't wrong. LOL I hate giving negative reviews but it's the truth there's better out there

I use this for my eBay items. It does come folded, so steaming is needed. If you do not want to steam, I suggest misting with a spray bottle and toss in the dryer, or let dry hanging up. This will soften the creases, but may not remove all the way. This muslin is a lot different than muslin I have bought int he past. If your a mom, you are probably thinking of the thin muslin used to swaddle your baby.... This is not like that at all.... It’s a thick muslin and almost resembles a polyester...kind of silky even to the touch. The edges are finished so no fraying, and the top has an insert for your pole. I usually keep mine up all the time b/c I only use white and to keep it clean, I just fold the bottom up to the top of my backdrop stand and pin use clamps to hold it off the ground. When I am ready to shoot, I just remove the clams and voila, no wrinkles!***my reviews are not sponsored or paid. This is an honest review from me, myself, and I. If this did help you please let me know by marking helpful so that I do know my time has in fact been “helpful”!. Ty***