Background Support System Green Screen Kit with 1350W 5500K Umbrella

In this review of the Background Support System Green Screen Kit, the bottom line is simple: this is a practical, all-in-one starter studio for photographers and content creators who need reliable continuous lighting and a collapsible background support. The kit bundles four umbrellas, two single-head lights with high-output 135W 5500K CFL bulbs, three background cloths including a green screen, plus stands and clamps, which makes setup straightforward for portrait, product, or video work. For anyone assembling a small studio on a budget, the kit delivers core tools without forcing separate purchases or technical tinkering.

Key Features

• Complete lighting set: Two single-head continuous lights with two 135W daylight-balanced bulbs provide even, consistent illumination for stills and video.
• Versatile umbrellas: Four 33in umbrellas (two white translucent and two black/silver) allow both soft shoot-through diffusion and more contrasty reflective light control.
• Background system: A 2x3m background stand with four cross bars supports the included black, white and green 1.6x3m non-woven cloths for seamless portraits and chroma key work.
• Robust stands: Two 79in air cushion spring light stands and two 2m light stands give flexible height options and safer lamp placement during shoots.
• On-set convenience: Six fish mouth clamps and a carry bag keep backdrops in place and make the kit portable for location sessions.

Who It's For

This kit is aimed at hobbyists, freelance photographers, and small business owners who need a ready-made studio package for portraits, product photography, or video content without buying lights and backdrops separately. The inclusion of a green background makes it appealing to creators who plan to composite or key out backgrounds in post-production.

It is less suitable for high-end commercial studios requiring dedicated monolights, battery-powered strobes, or heavy-duty stands rated for frequent professional location use. Users who need color-calibrated LED panels or wireless control should look to more specialized continuous lighting solutions.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Comprehensive package that includes lights, bulbs, umbrellas, backdrop stand, and three backgrounds for immediate use.
• Daylight-balanced 5500K bulbs deliver predictable color for both photo and video when white balanced correctly.
• Compact and portable with a carry bag and clamps for location shoots and quick studio setups.

Cons

• Continuous CFL bulbs generate more heat and are bulkier than modern LED panels, which may be a limitation for long shoots.
• The kit targets entry to mid-level use; pros needing wireless control or higher output may outgrow it.

Specifications

Lighting output	2 x 135W photo CFL bulbs (5500K)
Umbrella size	4 x 33in umbrellas (2 white translucent, 2 black/silver)
Backgrounds included	3 x 1.6x3m non-woven cloth (black, white, green)
Background stand	1 x 2x3m support with 4-piece cross bar, aluminum
Light stands	2 x 79in air cushion stands + 2 x 2m stands
Accessories	6 x fish mouth clamps, carry bag, manual

Our Verdict

The Background Support System Green Screen Kit is a smart value for creators building a small studio: it combines essential continuous lighting, umbrellas for shaping light, and a full background support with green screen at an economical price. For portrait, product, and video projects where portability and a quick setup matter, this kit is a practical buy; professionals with advanced lighting requirements should consider higher-end fixtures instead.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the bulbs daylight balanced?
The included 135W CFL bulbs are rated at 5500K, providing daylight-balanced color suitable for photo and video when you white balance your camera.

Will the background stand hold a heavy backdrop?
The 2x3m background stand is aluminum alloy and supports the included non-woven cloths and similar lightweight backdrops; it is designed for studio and light location use.

Is this kit ready for video work?
Yes, the continuous 5500K lighting and diffusing umbrellas work well for video, though the CFL bulbs can run warmer than LED panels during long sessions.