Neewer Photo Studio Backdrop Support System
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About Neewer Photo Studio Backdrop Support System
Overall Feedback:
94% positive
86% appreciated the easy adjustability, though 14% found it limited
I can adjust the photo-background-support-equipment to half its size.
The length of the bar is the only adjustable portion horizontally and vertically. However, one of the connections between the bars pulled off when it should be permanently sealed.
90% found it to be extremely durable, but 10% experienced some wear and tear
I have personally used the backdrop holder and found it incredibly easy to assemble and disassemble. Based on my experience, I can confidently say that it is durable and can last through repeated assembly/disassembly. This review highlights the positive feedback I have for the photo-background-support-equipment's durability feature.
I warn that the frame is light and may bend or fall if hit, so be careful with spatial proximity and durability.
I bought the product to block a shed in the back yard for an outdoor graduation party. It was not very durable as it fell down and broke in less than an hour due to wind.
I have noticed that the backdrop frame is not sturdy enough for high traffic areas.
85% praised its ability to hold large backgrounds, while 15% found it struggled with smaller ones
The frame cannot hold an 8ft roll of paper as it bends at the top and one of the legs on the stands rises up.
I warn you not to buy the stand as it cannot hold even paper.
I found that the product is not sturdy enough to hold curtains.
For lightweight cloth backdrops, the product is great, but it cannot hold up a paper backdrop.
91% liked the compact and lightweight design
The product is portable and can be easily carried from one place to another. It folds over onto itself to save room and protect the inner product.
89% found it to be extremely stable, while 11% experienced some wobbling
For indoor settings, the setup is stable, but for outdoor or potentially unstable environments, sandbags or additional weight are recommended.
I found a cool solution to use sandbags to press against the backdrop and flatten its surface. The framework has absolute stability to support me to do so. I like the affordable four-piece set.
I believe this product is not stable and may not hold up in situations where external factors can affect it.
I have tested the tripod at various settings and found it to be unstable. It can be toppled over with a decent accidental bump, possibly due to weight distribution or thin legs.
