NEEWERBackdrop Stand 10ft x 7ft, Adjustable Photo Studio Backdrop Support System for Wedding Parties Background Portrait Photography with 4 Crossbars, 8 Clamps,2 Black Sandbags and Carrying Bag-BLACK

I got this to set up a backdrop for an upcoming project. I LOVE that it's pink as the backdrop I'll be using and decor will be pink that surrounds it. Extends very high up and the width can also be adjusted by taking out one or more of the cross rails. Comes with little black bags that can be filled with sand to weight it down. Since my application will be all inside I won't need them but it's a nice touch. It also came with a cute carry bag and 8 clips to help secure the backdrop. Very pleased with it all! I would recommend!

Gave 4 stars because no place to put the clamps. The bag isn't a bag. It's slots for the tripods and bars. Slots fold into a bag that's held together with velcro.

The media could not be loaded. The quality versatility portability the value you get for money is great with this product. It's easy and simply the size is compact and nice. It has its own carrying case. I use it for so many events and it holds up phenomenal if you're thinking about buying it, just go ahead and buy it. It's very durable backdrop. It works great. It does not topple over for any type of reasons. Just have to use the sandbags and you're good to go!

This doesn’t disappoint: the weight limits and sizing is all there on the product page and it’s true to its description. While I have a separate unit for a green screen, this thing allows me some versatility for when I need to throw something up that’s a bit more…creative. So yes: photography backdrops easily work for sure, but also light weight blankets, makeshift room dividers…it’s a pretty neat kit to have.Also: I love that it’s in a decent bag so I can keep everything compact and tidy. With all this camera equipment that tends to accumulate, this is one thing that I don’t have to worry about organizing. Hope this helps!

A nice tall 10ft backdrop stand. Two spread legs poles for support and height and a durable cross bar to hold the back drop. Included is 8 durable clamps that hold very well. Quick release flip switches to allow telescoping and adjustment. Comes with a carrying bag that holds everything easily. Also comes with two weight bags that you can add your own ballast to hold down supports poles.A great setup and easy to move aroundHighly recommend.

This is very useful for videocalls when your room is a mess.Note that the crossbars, which dictate the width of the stand, don’t telescope, so you only have 3 widths for this: 61”, 91”, 121”. Max height is 77” (the tripods are telescoping, so you can adjust to any height) and min height is 31”.The load capacity listed is a little conflicting. I’d stay with lower weights if you’re going to use the full width, since there’s no support in the middle.There are 8 clamps that are very firm, so there are no problems keeping a backdrop up, even at the 10” width.I haven’t used the sandbags because I don’t need them (this is just being used a backdrop in a room, not as something that people are actively moving around or coming into contact with), but they seem well-made.Carrying case is nice, though it’d be cool if it had a pocket for the sandbags and clamps, or the main compartment didn’t have a gap big enough for the clamps to fall out of. Still, if you store or carry it upright or horizontally, it shouldn’t be a problem.

Make sure to use sand bags to hold them down, super flimsy.

Not incredibly sturdy but at the price point its a vert workable backdrop holder and its breaks down very compactly. Good for occasional use when you dont really want something more robust and at a higher cost.

The backdrop stand is quick and easy to assemble. It took me about 5 minutes to put together and about half of that to take it apart. It did come with plastic clamps and 2 sandbag pouches, although of course the sand is not included. The frame comes in a black bag, that's about the size of a sturdy tripod. It's not small, but it isn't large either.I didn't use the stand to hold a backdrop on it, I used it to hold nylon diffusion fabric to soften my key light. Worked perfectly. Saved a couple hundred bucks not having to buy a proper scrim jim frame. As a film student, little hacks like these are life, and wallet, savers.

With three children we do a lot of parties over the year. One thing we love at almost every big event we attend is the “photo corner”, and we’ve always tried to recreate it the punk way, just out of something suitable outside — the main thing is some nice background in front of which the children (event attendees) pose and take pictures, ideally with some props.So, that was my intended use for this backdrop support system. And it works great for this purpose. Of course it would work great also as a backdrop support for an amateur home photo studio, where you’d probabaly use its full width (that’s phenomenal) and height (also great). With a roll of backdrop paper, or biggest size of cloth/polyester background sheets, you can easily fit one or two adult models in front of it. Maybe we’ll also try to use it for some portrait sessions.What I like:* The collapsed/packaged size is only a tiny bit bigger than larger tripod, and therefore it can be stored easily even in a small household, or transported even in public transportation. (Just note there isn’t a pocket for the clips.)* Building it up or collapsing is a matter of 5 minutes max, doable in one person* All poles are metal* You can make the legs of the side columns open very widely, guaranteeing solid stability, at least on flat surfaces* Everything is reasonably well made given the priceWhat’s not to like:* Missing pocket or pouch for the clips, you have to carry them individually* The tightening clips on the columns look quite cheap, maybe a slight long-term relability concern* If the side column would have some marks printed on the sliding pieces, it will be easier to set it up level without the help of other person (you’d just set it to the same height at every side)Overall, for the price, it’s a great piece of gear and I can recommend it. For amateur use it’s hard to find any faults.

I have other backdrop stands and they are much better quality than this one. Build quality not great. This is definitely a quality price comparison. It is cheap but quality is low. Case is a foldup non zipped with low quality velcro and pockets. The tripods are basic and flimsy. I did not even open the poles based on the tripod quality. Returned and purchasing better quality ones.

I have used this stand with a green screen and also an outdoor movie screen. I have even used this in a pinch at a wedding for a photobooth backdrop, and it worked fine in that situation as well. It does work great in both of these instances but don't expect "heavy duty" here. These are very thin tubing and will not take a lot of weight. I'd say it is best used indoors or outdoors with little to no wind, since they can easily blow away. The sandbags do help, but if you have it out fully with a screen on it outdoors, it may still blow over. It comes with a very simple case that just folds up and everything fits in it nicely. It is very simple to install and it even comes with 8 clamps that seem to work fine but again are light duty plastic clips. Everything is good but not great but for the price, I don't think you could expect much else and it definitely does the job!

Amazon Vine - NEEWER HintergrundständerBeschreibung kopiert: Kompakt, funktioniert, praktisch und erfüllt seinen ZweckIm Paket ist enthalten:2 Dreibeinständer, ausziehbar auf ung. 2 Meter, mit Schnellklemmverschluß4 Stangen, á 80cm, mit der bewährten? Drucknopfverbindung, macht zusammengesteckt eine maximale Länge von 3 Metern.2 Säckchen zum Befüllen mit z.B. Sand, zum Beschweren der Dreibeinständer (wenn's mal heftig zugehen sollte, ansonsten werden diese nicht benötigt)8 Klammern zum fixieren des Hintergrunds (der auf den Bildern zu sehende Hintergrund ist NICHT Bestandteil der Lieferung)Was besonders gefällt: die Dreibeinständer und Querstangen sind ordentlich aufgeräumt in einer Tasche untergebracht.Aufbau: ging zügig und relativ einfach, nachdem ich kapiert habe, daß es zwei 'Endstangen' gibt, und nur diese gelocht sind und auch in die Stativenden passen.Feinheiten:Die beiden Säckchen zum Befüllen mit Sand haben einen Reißverschluß. Hinter diesem Reißverschluß befindet sich ein zweiter Reißverschluß. Hinter dem zweiten Reißverschluß ist noch eine stabile Stofflasche. Hört sich kompliziert an und läßt sich leider so nicht fotografisch festhalten. Dieser Aufbau verhindert aber sicher zu 99,99%, daß irgendwelches Material aus dieser Tasche herausrieseln kann. SUPER - und erwartete (und auch gelieferte) Neewer Qualität.Die Querstangen werden auf ein M5 Gewinde aufgesetzt und mit einer Flügelmutter fixiert. Hier hätte ich eigentlich eher Sterngriffmuttern erwartet (und werde die Flügelmuttern auch mit solchen ersetzen).Wie oben schon erwähnt, können alle Metallteile ordentlich in einer mitgelieferten Tasche untergebracht werden. Hätte Neewer jetzt noch eine kleine Netztasche gespendet, um die Klammern ebenfalls aufgeräumt zu verstauen, ehrlich: das hätte meine Erwartungen eher erfüllt. So war ich erst mal ein (aber wirklich!) klein bisschen enttäuscht.Fazit:Für den geneigten Hobbyfotografen eine praktische und relativ preisgünstige Möglichkeit einen neutralen oder gewünschten Hintergrund schnell und einfach zu realisieren. Die Kleinigkeiten, an denen ich 'rum meckere, sind durchaus zu vernachlässigen.Das Produkt erfüllt ohne Einschränkungen voll und ganz seinen Zweck. Das Preis- Leistungsverhältnis stimmt m.E. auch.Ich kann's deshalb empfehlen.