FS: 10x20 green screen

[Jason Comparetto]

This is one of the best green screen materials. Its made by eefx (check out www.eefx.com) its the foamy material that is about 3/16" thick. no wrinkles, even after you fold it up. I myself carried it rolled up in a gigantic black tube. (don't ask how I got this awesome tube, its a long story). It is 10' wide and 20' long. According to EEFX, this is what hollywood uses for green screen. Although I've never worked in Hollywood, so I can't back that up myself.

It has a steel rod in the center of the roll so that it can be supported across all 10' and then placed onto any c-stand. (obviously you'll need 2 c-stands, one for either side)

I have to sell it because I no longer have a studio and have no place to store it. Keep in mind that with the tube case, it is 11' long and about 9" in diameter. It was only used twice because I am more of an "on location" guy, but after dealing with awful cloth green screen I was like... NEVER AGAIN!!! This gave me a perfect key with much less effort.

This is definitely going to be local pickup/delivery. I can deliver to you no matter how far you are, but I charge $1/mile from zip code 19007, with a minimum of $50.

I am asking $350 for this package. I also have some c-stands for sale if you really need them (although I'd prefer to keep them for myself if possible)

[Tony Rudenko]

Hi Jason, is it regular or digi green?

[Don King]

European standards please?

[Cristina S]

Word.

[Jason Comparetto]

Tony, I don't know whether its normal or digi green. On their website it doesn't say either one so I'm not sure.

Don and Cristina, the european dimensions are 3 meters x 6 meters. The tube length is 3.3 meters and the diameter is 0.3 meters. I hope this helps.

[Jason Comparetto]

bump

[Tony Rudenko]

Hey Jason, well digi green would probably be best described as a Dayglow green... Also, where is the item located?

-Thanks again...
-Tony

[Jason Comparetto]

"This is definitely going to be local pickup/delivery. I can deliver to you no matter how far you are, but I charge $1/mile from zip code 19007, with a minimum of $50."

Bristol, PA (or Philadelphia)

[Jeff Kilgroe]

For those asking if the eefx fabric is "digi green or dayglow green", the short answer is "yes". They only offer one green fabric and it does work well under tungsten lighting, but performs best with full spectrum or daylight balanced lighting. This is as good as it gets for fabric chromakey backdrops. Matthews and a few others sell the same fabric, FilmTools has a similar fabric, but not quite as thick, that you can buy by the roll if you're into sewing your own backdrops.

[Tony Rudenko]

For those asking if the eefx fabric is "digi green or dayglow green", the short answer is "yes".

Well it's been a few years since I ordered from EEFX, but I ordered a 12x12 assuming it was digi, and of course chroma shows up... had to reorder & kept the chroma just in case.... but maby they stopped making chroma, never the less I always ask now