20 Best Green Screen For Streaming (2023 Updated)

Bigger than I expected which was a good thing. Was very easy to mount, two eye hooks in the ceiling, and it glides open and closed nicely with little force. Would recommend.

I really like this screen, it’s nice and portable and seems well built. It works well in OBS and is awesome on Zoom, but it is definitely small. Be sure you measure the area your camera covers before you buy it, because the further you can keep your green/blue screen away from you the better it will work.

The only reasons I give this 4 stars instead of 5 is that it is a little difficult to fold if you’re not familiar with folding larger screens like this and has no instructions to help you your first time and also it has no loops on the sides to hang it with.

The loops can be easily remedied by using some binder clips to make adjustable loops. For some people this might even be a pro instead of a con lol. For an incredibly cheap and very well built portable screen I absolutely say go for this, just be sure you’re getting the right size.

Hey everyone, just wanted to quickly give my impressions on the new Samsung S95B QD-Oled tv I got: Perfect uniformity, all the way down to 1% grey fields No color tinting, even on white it is pristine Input lag numbers provided below with Leo Bodnar 4k tester The brightness… wow, way brighter than the my G1 oled, way way brighter The entire image looks more 3d depth than any display I have seen before Motion is much cleaner than the G1 Zero image retention, tested against the G1, which gets it right away, huge difference here Anti glare is more effective than the G1 The tv screen feels and looks like glass (apparently the tv has Cornings new gorilla/astra glass) compared the LG oleds that have a plastic feel to the screen The QD Oled is the best display I have ever seen in my life, especially for gaming.

The uniformity is perfect, the brightness is incredible, perfect blacks, motion that is so clear and sharp, no input lag, VRR and the colors… wow. QD Oled tech is looking to fix all the issue I have with wrgb: No tinting, even at extreme angles No vertical banding, even down to 1% grey slides!! Pixel structure is very tight on QD Oled, not on wrgb Motion is clearer The QD Oled is like if you took an qled and combined with and Oled and then gave it better than plasma uniformity and crt depth of image and colors and you get an idea what this display is like.

Displays I currently own so you all can get an idea where I am coming from: 75 Sony Z8H 65 LG G1 55 Samsung S95B 60 Pioneer 600m In the past I have had: 75 Sony Z9D 55 LG C7 Samsung Q9F Here are the details for input lag numbers for the Samsung S95B QD Oled tested with the Leo Bodnar 4k lag tester: Game mode at 4k: 9.

4ms on Fastest input lag setting/ 13ms on faster setting/ didn’t bother checking fast setting Game mode with Game Motion plus turned on at 4k: 13ms with fastest input lag setting Game mode with Game Motion plus and BFI at 4k 60: 35ms , has less flicker than LG G1 in bfi with fastest input lag setting PC Mode at 4k : 9.

2ms on Fastest input lag setting Some special notes: You can have Still use medium and High Peak Brightness in Game mode and with Game Motion plus so BFI from a brightness standpoint is possible now, hopefully they can get the lag down in that mode! PC mode does 4:4:4 and allows you to still use peak brightness medium and high which is amazing and I see no brightness difference over non pc mode and no dimming in either modes with logo dimming off.

In PC mode you cannot select Game Motion Plus. Below I am going answer many questions I have gotten on this tv: 1: No vertical banding at any IRE or any color or panning screens, zero dse on the screen.

Watching Hockey is next level on this tv! 2: Viewing angles are as far as you want to go with no tinting, it is something you actually will notice in a good way. 3: I left the screen on for 12hrs straight yesterday and had it playing random 4k game clips at max brightness.

The tv screen and back metal backplate was cold to the touch. My LG G1 will eventually get warm doing something like that. 4: No image retention. I was asked to test leaving screens with bright yellow and even over 20-30 mins sitting there, no image retention.

These displays are like crt in that regard, very robust image retention compared to wrgb which my LG G1 shows retention after 10-20 seconds. This was done with pixel shifting off and logo dimming off at max brightness and peak brightness at High, also tested at medium and same results, no image retention.

5: VRR works perfectly. There is some flicker on loading and menu screens like Halo Infinite. I have not encountered any other VRR flickering in gameplay. Issues I have seen on this tv: 1: The pixel shift seems to sometimes revert back to on after turning the tv off and turning it back on.

Have to go into the menu to turn on and off again to turn it off. 2: The panels are very thin, mine has a slight warping/bend probably due to shipping. Nothing that is noticable unless really looking for it.

So just be careful moving it. 3: There is some VRR flicker in some Halo Infinite menus, have not seen other instance yet. I hope this information helps.

Quick Review: This TV has a lot of good going for it but it takes more than it should at this price point to get there. – -1 star: remote – -1 star: overall engineering – -1 star: Tizen Lost my Sony A9G to a lightning storm, current A9J is a 2021 model and after research and reading reviews I opted to for the Samsung 65” S95B.

Here are some reasons I removed some stars: • -1 Star: Digital services may come and go however TV hardware inputs are forever. The minimalist Samsung remote has sponsored streaming services like Prime and Disney+ but it takes too button clicks to access the HDMI inputs (menu, arrow over, select this, click that).

Samsung tried really hard to make this an inconvenience • -1 Star: TV is flimsy to the point where it has a minor bend to the screen. I am not the first to mention this in a review but I’ll mention just how flimsy the tabletop stand is.

For the rare few of you that will use the stand assembly will leave you frustrated and asking how does an expensive TV come with such a poorly designed stand. • -1 Star: Everything now has sponsored results show before what you are actually searching for, this TV’s operating system is no exception.

Even if you create shortcuts for HDMI inputs or alternative streaming services you are not able to place them in front of Samsung’s sponsored content adding an additional (or several) button clicks to access what you are looking for.

Samsung does not understand their clients and those willing to purchase a TV at this price point do not want to continuously be reminded of sponsored movies, streaming services, etc. Settings you will want to change to make this picture descent, or at least resemble that of what an OLED should look like.

After all you paid for an OLED the image should look like it however I have noticed that the TV will still set the picture depending on source. Even after changing image settings below and setting to “all sources” the TV will still randomly change picture settings depending on the app, for instance watching 4K on the Prime app will automatically change the picture to FilmMaker mode, I didn’t ask it to change and there is no way to change it back because when you click Menu it pauses the program and changes back into the previous picture mode.

Under Picture expert mode: • Turn Off Intelligent Mode – It is anything but intelligent unless you like eye fatigue and bias blue • Dynamic Contrast – OFF • Color Space – Warm1 • Saturation – Level 5 • Brightness enhancement – Low Under General -> Power: • Leave automatic brightness on but lower setting to 25 • Turn off everything else.

Beautiful TV with gorgeous picture and ridiculously clean screen. No dse or pink tinting and easily the widest viewing angles of any other tech. Samsung did a great job recently fixing its filmmaker mode on a recent update but the TV still needs a lot of work.

Tizen is still slow and brutal to use but luckily I use all external devices so not a huge deal for me but may be for some. The auto color space function does not work and needs to be switched manually for each content when necessary.

They need to add a dynamic tone mapping toggle like their competitors offer as there is still some undefeatable mapping happening still even in filmmaker mode. They need to fix motion controls as well as even when off there is still some level applied which still causes some artifacts not to mention they are still easily in third place when it comes to their motion processing.

They also need to concede and offer Dolby Vision as the rest of the market has already jumped on the DV train. I have a very much love hate relationship with this TV. It has great picture that can really wow at times but still has lots of bugs that just kill the user experience.

It really is the next level TV tech but just feels rushed or just poorly implemented on Samsungs part. It can easily be the TV of the year with a little more attention and fixes to the software but as it stands now I am still considering returning for an LG G2.

Even as amazing and more capable as the QD OLED is, unless side by side, LG still gives an amazing picture, but with better software. So choice is best picture, clean panels and great game mode with cruddy software, features that don’t work right and other bugs that make for a frustrating experience vs a not as good but still impressive picture, slight panel lottery and equally great game mode with better software with features that work correctly? I will see what other fixes they offer between now and when my return window closes and continue weighing my options.

This is a frustrating piece of junk! Even with 2 other strong people to help me, this was never able to be fully extended and locked in place. It kept falling down and there is no customer support. Never will buy any of this company’s products again!.

Works great! Just what I needed! A lot better than my previous set up. Quick and easy.

Compare it to other green screens is more expensive but has very good quality, very efficient and worth every single penny. I personally love it.

Excellent product. Well built. Sets up instantly. Couldn’t have asked for more at the price.

It’s a hybrid of a Echomap series and GPS series chartplotter with the best sonar compatible features and has a large UHD screen with more pixels then the 9 inch echo maps for greater detail in maps and sonar returns.

Right away you can tell it’s a heavier duty build than the 7 and 9 series Echomap. This unit will not record livescope thru active Captain so beware if you think it’s the ultimate sonar machine. The LVS12 port is additional feature for live sonar but beware had had bad reviews and less popular than the LVS32 and don’t know if a LVS 12 data can be shared to a 93 unit I know my 93 unit has a LVS 12 simulation so why can’t it share LVS 12 data if the ultra does the software translation to the network.

I know Garmin could update software to allow better networking and sonar recording features but opt not to for marketing strategy and older Echomap plus is discontinued and updates have stopped so you can’t even get the new vivid colors I have though many picky comments for being invested into the Echomap series over $4000.

00 and you do find limits for your hardware and it’s software too. they will always be coming out with faster bigger and better units with improved performance so to get units on clearance is the only way I purchase my echomaps and good prices with free shipping and a gift card plus a promo is how to get the most amazing deals on this unit.

I recommend only buying the Echomap series on clearance because they are always onsale from a latest model coming out. The 93plus sv met all expectations for a live image sonar unit so the 106sv is a huge upgrade can’t wait to get my hands on a GT56 and look at those new color pallets and pray someday Garmin figures out how to live sonar record on the app for as on their GPS xsv series plotters.

So is it recommend for the professional angler yes it is ,for the you tuber wanting to record livescope no it’s not unless you go pro it up close. Clearance priced echo maps and free shipping is huge savings and the echo map series I have bought all my units for amazing cheap deals for the best live sonar and user friendly menus I have ever seen.

The force trolling compatible controls is one of the units best features for chartplotting a course and really does out more fish in the boat giving you more time to fish instead of driving. I was amazed at pre programming a course and the turns and really just sit back and fish while the Garmin networked Echomap does everything you would want in a Sonar/GPS navigation system.

Not recommend for ice fishing the power consumption is high and will chew thru batteries because all the processing features but could be used if increased the battery AH to accommodate the draw. Dual memory cards for mapping and memory.

Can see the faster map processing for sure zooming in and out with a 10hz receiver compared to the 5hz in the 7 and 9 series. 2 network ports can host a variety of networking options for other echomaps or panoptix transducers.

Only thing though my lake is not available on this and my first Echomap it was with lake vu us lakes You would think ultra maps would only improve a lakes detail. Not enough customer service on mapping and the Echomap support doesn’t clarify mapping.

4 screen split is a new option.

Fantastic unit, exceptional clarity/accuracy and works as it should. If you bought it boxing day you got a heck of a deal. I find It comedic that people are reviewing this badly. Considering the fact that if Cabela’s doesn’t have in stock how is that a reflection of the quality of the unit if anything that states really good as they can’t keep it in stock.

The other review with the gentleman complaining about how Manitoba Lakes aren’t there maybe should have read what was included in the map coverage so he knew ahead of time. Also, none of the Inland maps in any of the NavTronics or overly great.

You are way better off to use the mapping feature in this unit to make a more accurate underwater maps. That is also not specific to this unit, but any unit. Moral of the story is do your research before you buy any fish finder.

But if you are going to buy one, this is a good one.

I bought this 93SV with the GT56 transducer a couple of months ago to replace my broken Humminbird Onix. The Onix was HB’s top of the line model when I bought it, and worked well for me for many years.

The Garmin does have better side and down imaging, but I do not like the user interface as much as the HB. It is often confusing and not intuitive. HB does a much better job there, IMO. I also miss the ability to split the screen in 4 parts (3 is the max on the 93SV) so I can have Nav, down, side and 2d all on one screen.

I’ll get used to it over time, I’m sure. But it was not the big step up in tech I was thinking it would be. I’m glad I didn’t update just to update. I’m not sure the value would have been there from the Onix.

Easy to set up, easy to take down. Stand is high-quality. The green screen folds up easily fitting into with a durable case. My only comment is if there’s too much light behind the green screen, some of that filters through.

The fabric could be a little heavier weave.

I’m using it for zoom and have it hanging in a landscape orientation about a foot behind me. There’s plenty of material outside of my laptop’s field of view to have a solid green screen without edges behind me.

I also purchased some small LED tabletop lights, and the combination works great.

It’s super easy to put together and it’s offered at a price point that doesn’t break the bank; photography equipment is so pricey. This green screen is impressive and will be a staple for many of my Tik Toks!!.

This works great when I’m making a product video or product photography. This product is a good price and what you need for a good green screen backdrop. It came with clams to hang as well!

Note: what you see in the picture is not what you get. The screen does not fold in three sections. The picture is of three screens put to gather as one. You will only receive on screen that does not fold as pictured.

We ordered 3 of these. Steel tube construction that assembles easy with a block of wood and a plastic mallet. Holds together very well. Orange color is more red which was to our advantage. Lightweight- you do not need caster wheels to move these unless connected to multiple sections.

The picture etc are fine but frequently in the midst of watching something the show will stop and I will see a message on the fire tv screen that there isn’t enough storage room to install updates. I have added an exterior usb storage but only a few of the apps can be moved to the usb and I still frequently receive the message on my screen.

I don’t have game apps or saved youtube videos, just Disney, paramount, Starz, Netflix, Hulu, and other apps like that. As far as the audio, when I switch the input over to cable the audio is out of sync.

I have uninstalled and reinstalled and changed settings on both the tv and the sound bar numerous times trying to deal with the audio situation. It worked better but only for a bit. The only thing that seems to work is turning everything on then switching inputs and finding the channel I want then turning off the tv and sound bar and then turning it all back on again and switching inputs, opening the cable input already set to the channel I want to watch.

The audio and video will eventually fall out of sync again but it works for a few hours. Audio works fine on fire tv input and blu ray input. I have taken to watching cable on one of the other TVs in the house.

After our 3-year-old Samsung started going dim on one side and was no longer covered by the warranty, we decided to try another model. We thought we were getting a bargain, but we were so wrong!!! We got it in early June, and started having problems almost immediately.

When watching shows with lots of dark backdrops (Obi-Wan Kenobi, Strange New Worlds), we began to see warping and rippling throughout, so much so it was a little nauseating. I can also see a strange outline on the left hand side of the TV, kind of like a bubble.

We’re streaming with very high connection speed (500 mbps) and don’t have this problem with any of the other TVs. Now we’re going through the painstaking process of getting a technician to come out and attempt to fix the problem.

At least Insignia was quick about responding. It’s just a shame that such an expensive TV requires this much effort to watch.

I bought a 50 inch Insignia from Best Buy in fall of 2019 and I loved it. Never had any issues until the past few months where the picture, font, everything would just get really small and I’d have to unplug it for it to return to normal.

2 days ago I came home to my TV still on but the screen was black. I called support and once the remedies they provided me weren’t working, they said it was the screen itself that was broken. I’d only had this TV for TWO years and now it’s just broken.

I didn’t want to buy another Insignia after that but I’m too used to using a Fire TV to switch to something else so I bought this 65 inch today. Immediately upon turning it on, the screen starts glitching and going in and out just as other reviewers have stated.

I seen these reviews prior to buying the TV but just thought I’d get lucky. I’ll be returning this TV tomorrow and will just have to get over the whole Fire TV thing and switch to something more reputable.