@Snakekilla12 I've added the product link in the description! The SKU for the one we reviewed is BG2961. Thanks for watching!

It's $559.99 now as of Feb 2022. The price went up crazily in less than a year!

Why would someone click thumbs down on this video? I don't understand... Great video as always Mark!

great tutorial

Manfrotto have an Alu-core that you use to go in each paper roll to prevent any bowe in the paper, you would however need to use a small wedge to brace between the alu-core and the inner of the paper roll.

Thanks for the great video Mark. I noticed that the blue paper roll in the video has bowed slightly. Any suggestions to address this issue? Thanks.

I have been looking for that weight that you have attached to the bottom of the seamless paper to help it have some tension. Please let me know the name or where i can purchase it. It was the silver pole like device at the bottom edge of the paper. Thanks!

Could u please let me know if i can use this with gypsum ceiling (it is solid surface, no panels)?

what did you use as a counter weight on the paper? Is that 1/2 electrical pipe?

Mark; i have 2 solid pro manfrotto light stands, how can i use them to achive the same goal for dropback? Thanks

al final del video tienen 4 autopole para dar la altura?

I have a slanted ceiling. Will I still be able to use this system?

I just priced the set-up as £515 in the UK - twice as expensive as in the US!

Isnt it with out a suport at the midle of the seamless paper it will end up being wobbling in a long period of time?

In the background are 2 stands for curtains. Where do you get these from, or how can you make them yourself?

watching this 10 years later :)

It doesn't seem to maximize your available vertical height efficiently. How close can you get the circumference of 36' roll to the ceiling??

These look great - Could they be used between walls (horizontally) as well as between the floor and ceiling (vertically) depending upon load?

Would be helpfull with white rubber ends to the poles. The black leaves nasty marks in the cieling.

what are the metal type rods that clamp on the paper at the bottom?

if im using 10' cloth what pole should i use? metal is to heavy and pvc pipes sags in the middle.

So why not just order it in Oz?

maybe attach the expand paper drives into a thinner cardboard pipe, that will then go inside the roll of paper then you wouldnt have that bowed on the paper. Just a suggesting. let me know if it works.

@TomCampOH Cheap right?

Whats that tube/pipe thing on his Paper-Background? I need that! :(

Wow the price relayed changed. its about 400 dollars for the autopilers alone now.

I like Mark's work very much, In fact ive being watching wayyyyy before adorama. Ive always had a grudge with adorama "product reviews". There more like a feature product than an actual review, unless all products are perfect these are products being features, not reviewed.

Me interesa estoy empezando la fotografía

I cancel my Order, because postage to Australia coast more than my Order.

the chains are garbage

Manfrodo?

Went to check the postage to Australia... It cost $600+... Sigh why does shipping have to be so expensive

Hola Adorama! Genial video, nosotros somos un canal nuevo en youtube que tenemos como misión enseñar, y mostrar todos los implementos, instrumentos y equipos que utilizamos al momento de instalar un set de fotos o de grabación por el momento yendo desde lo más básico hasta después que ya veamos temas mas complejos. Somos de Ecuador y queremos impulsar esta grandiosa carrera sin embargo es desconocida y poco común en nuestro país por lo tanto estamos en busca de personas que les guste este mundo de lo audiovisual para que nos apoye dándonos su opinion, recomendación o algún tips para mejorar nuestro canal. Saludos y éxitos😊😎🇪🇨🇪🇨

Worth every penny, but are usually found cheap on Craigslist....

First comment :) You rock, Mark!

$380? Not anymore, it's $500 now!?

PVC works better and cheapet

someone got hit with that pole :)

Throwing the pole actually made you look kind of silly.