My husband purchased this for me. And product didn't last blvery long. Stands didn't hold much weight, the quality of the back drops were okay. Lighting gave off a florescent tone. I ended up saving up and buying a more pro kit. I thought this could at least hold me over until then. Wish I didn't put money into this and just invested into a better kit from the start

This is my first studio setup. I bought it for my 7 month old daughter because trips to the studio are scarce and need too much planning. Not to mention, the sessions are exorbitantly expensive! The reviews about the backdrops are pretty much on point.

Yes it's thin and they do wrinkle easily. But I use an iron table to iron the white muslin once a week. A very very small price to pay when you compare it with an actual photography session! Thin, yes. But then again you can't expect a $100 backdrop to be of a $200 backdrop quality! I fixed the situation by buying clamps ($7 for 6 clamps on Amazon) along with it and I hang a white bed cloth (with 2 clamps) behind the white backdrop. You can do this with the green or black backdrops too.

Bought this for my 9 yr old , she loves doing you tube video's , this was also great for photographing. Would recommend to others. You can check out some videos of us unboxing the green and using the green screen in the links down below
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Overall I am very happy with this purchase. I wanted to get a decent lighting studio with backdrop without dropping a lot of cash in for now. I will say when ordering it I was very hesitant. I have found things that are priced cheap,are generally cheap quality. This I think was fair. Everything was in the bag, all lights worked, no bent poles, or broken lights. The fabric of the muslin is rather thin, but I had no problem with transparency on the white. My only complaints are that the bag's strap feels very frail in the stitching where it connects to the bag, which I can easily fix with a needle and thread, and the aluminum poles for the stands/poles are very light and tip with ease. I'm sure a few sandbags hanging would fix that though. Other than that I am very happy with my purchase. I have attached a photo from a quick shoot I did to test the kit out with my oldest husky. A good product for the price, and someone wanting to keep it cheap and simple for a while.

Don't take this review too critical to the overall worth of the product. Ultimately you pay for what you get and this is a very reasonable price for a starter home studio setup. I've been working with freelance photography for a few years now, primarily as a hobby, and decided to buy this as a portable setup I can take just about anywhere I want. Everything was functional for that purpose and works wonderfully. The light fixtures come with lights that aren't dimmable but adjustment of height and distance from the umbrella to the bulb can suffice. The carrying bag is fairly poor quality but it's kind of just a nice little extra you get with the package so I didn't take that to heart. The stand pieces, both for the backdrop and the lights, are fairly well made but if you aren't gentle they can be easily broken. As for the backdrops themselves, you get a white, black and green one; all of which are the expected colors and are decent material. However, if you intend to set these up indoors (or outdoors for that matter) be sure to have a background that is plain. These are not the thickest back drops and you can really see just about everything behind them if you aren't caring enough to have a plain backing. Overall, I am satisfied, but you shouldn't expect this to be the only kit you will ever need. Adequate for the beginner but once you really want to make a serious home studio, you will need something much more advanced.