Product Detail
The Lastolite LL LC5787 is a must - have for professional photographers and filmmakers. This 3 - meter by 3.5 - meter (10' x 12') reversible chromakey curtain offers a high - quality double - sided background. One side is a vibrant blue chromakey, and the other is a rich green chromakey, ideal for all studio setups. Chromakey technology, a staple in the film and photography world, lets you combine multiple images and create amazing visual effects. In digital photography, it helps you seamlessly cut and paste a subject onto any background. The curtain is made of stretchable fabric. When hung correctly, it gets rid of creases, providing a smooth and continuous background for your shoots. And it's easy to clean! Just machine - wash it at 40 degrees Celsius to keep it looking brand new. Key features include a 3x3.5m blue/green chromakey background, reversibility, stretch to remove creases, and 40 - degree Celsius machine washability. Specifications are as follows: weight 3.4 lbs, in - bag depth 7.87 in, in - bag height 33.46 in, in - bag width 28.74 in, open size 3m x 3.5m (10'x12'), length 118.11 in, width 137.8 in, and in - bag weight 4.08 lbs. The package includes 1 Lastolite LL LC5787 Chromakey Curtain and 1 carrying bag.
Using this Lastolite chromakey curtain is a breeze. First, take it out of the carrying bag and hang it up in your studio. Make sure to stretch it properly to get rid of any creases. You can choose either the blue or green side depending on your project needs. For photography or filming, simply place your subject in front of the curtain. After that, use your editing software to remove the chromakey color and add your desired background. When it comes to maintenance, it's very simple. You can machine - wash the curtain at 40 degrees Celsius. Just be careful not to use harsh detergents that could damage the fabric. Also, when hanging the curtain, don't pull it too hard to avoid tearing. And when you're done using it, fold it neatly and put it back in the carrying bag for easy storage.
