Newest Blue Four Wood Door & Wood Floor Vinyl Wedding Backdrop Background

So far it is pretty cute. Still has some fold-lines.. But it has been hanging with clips for a few days. I have not gotten the seamer out yet. I got it as a backing for “Vlogging at my Desk,” It is better than the unfinished wall. It is a night weight vinyl, that is not too thick nor too thin. Aligator clips on rings made it too drapy. I like it better wrapped around the top pole with the muslin clips. I like the Fun, Rustic look. I think it will look better, once I get the steamer out. I did figure out spacing for my table and divide.. and height & angle of device to get the best look. I was thinking that I might put an additional {floor to ceiling} backdrop behind it, that might work well with it. I am still figuring it all out. So far, I believe it will work well.

At first I was not impressed. The colors looked faded and dim. I was impressed with the fabric not being a full vinyl feel. This was easy to tape in to place even on a brick wall with some scotch tape. I ordered because of next day arrival on an impromptu baby shoot and it did not disappoint. I rolled it into a tube and let it sit. Pressed it on the tube on a low setting with my hair straightener to get the creases out and took with me to shoot. Just a tip on how to easily get a crease out without a steamer. Hope this helps. My fb page is MC2Image :) give it a like if this review helped.

This is a very pretty backdrop. A lot smaller than I thought (I should’ve actually measured the space I needed it to cover before assuming the size of the backdrop was big enough) I’m 5’1” and once the drop is set up, I’m taller than it which makes it impossible for adults to get in the photo as well. I’m giving it 4 stars because its hard to remove all the creases out of the backdrop for a more realistic look. Overall, it’s well worth the money. You just really have to think about the space you want this to occupy and the heights of the actual occupants.

I love , love ,love this backdrop! It's a little bit shabby chic a little bit boho. It's the perfect size and I like how there flooring included so depending in the item photographed,I can use a better fitting angle. Does wrinkle and crease if not stored properly and when arriving. Hang it, steam it and roll it up to avoid wrinkles and creases.

Ok, considering the price I’m pretty satisfied! Very pretty and photographs well. I ordered the larger size and I’m glad I did. I just pinned to the wall with thumb tacks and it’s working very well for me with natural lighting. I do wish it came rolled in a tube as opposed to folded, though. I have ironed and steamed and it’s been hanging for 24 hours now. Still see creases. Hopefully they will drop out with time.

I have been impressed by this backdrop in photos. I keep all of my backdrops rolled up on either a big pool noodle or a big piece of PVCpipe it keeps the backdrop protected and over time it helps to get the fold lines out. As far as the back drop looking fuzzy - it is a photo technique by taking the picture at two slightly different angles and then superimposeing the photo so that when the backdrop is photographed it looks 3 dimensional.

Cane with creases from being folded so can’t use right out of package (unless you want to do a lot of photoshopping post production) but was able to iron them out in low/medium setting (used a travel iron, so not sure if using a regular sized iron would damage it) and the creases were smoothed out. After that, i kept it rolled up to avoid re-creasing when i take it with me to on location shoots.

It is an attractive backdrop, and well made. But, it's too small for anyone to stand in front of. Your subject would have to be on a stool sitting, or sitting on the floor. Plus, it has horizontal seams in it that make it appear to be fake. I've tried hanging it on the line in the sun for 2 days, but that didn't remove them. Haven't tried steam yet, but I may not, since it's too small for my purposes.