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Specs:
| Color | Lime Green |
| Height | 0.62 Inches |
| Length | 24 Inches |
| Size | 16 Tiles - 64 Sq Ft |
| Weight | 1.25 Pounds |
| Width | 24 Inches |
You can also just make an L shape out of one piece of green fabric. I did so for quite a while, but the quality was low.
Obviously the more you put into it the more you'll get out of it, typically. It depends on your room too. Also your lighting. Lighting is easily the most important thing, other than "having a greenscreen". In fact, the quality of your lighting is often more important than the quality of your greenscreen, to a point.
Basically just put your camera wherever you want it for the optimal angle, and try to cover as much of its field of view with green as possible. That might involve one or two pieces of greenscreen, and it might involve green floor too.
After that, light that shit up real good. You want daylight (5000K+) lights ideally. Don't go any lower than 4000K.
I personally use two of these greenscreen backdrops forming a U shape (I cut one of them in half for the sides of the U), held up by these cargo poles (I use these poles to hold my lighthouses too). I use these green mat pieces for my flooring, and these bar lights for my lighting (one six pack).
For comparison, I originally used one piece of greenscreen fabric, with a single 5000K LED regular house lightbulb and a $20 4000K LED floodlight from Lowes. This is the quality of mixed reality I had. The upgraded setup, as I described above with all the Amazon links, for comparison looks like this. Much better.