2×1.5m Reversible Black/White Collapsible Studio Backdrop

Why You'll Love It

A two-sided pop-up backdrop that swaps between a clean black or white background in seconds — no ironing, no separate paper roll for each color, just flip it over and the frame springs back into shape on its own.

Perfect for: a clean, distraction-free backdrop for a livestream or vlog setup, quick product photos for an online resale listing, or a portrait session that needs a professional-looking background without a proper studio to shoot in.

Reversible Black and White. One side is matte black, the other bright white — flip it around mid-shoot instead of carrying two separate backdrops or repainting a wall.

Pop-Up Spring Frame. Unzip the carrying bag and the built-in spring-steel frame snaps the fabric taut on its own — no clamps, no ironing out wrinkles, ready to shoot in seconds.

Folds to a 63cm Disc. Twist and fold it back down to a compact circle that fits in its bag, light enough (1.2kg) to bring along rather than leave behind.

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Reversible Black/White
Pop-Up Spring Frame
Folds to 63cm Disc

Unfolded Size	2m x 1.5m (6.5ft x 4.9ft)
Folded Size	~63cm (24.87in) disc
Material	Polyester muslin, wrinkle-resistant
Frame	Spring-steel pop-up
Weight	1.2kg

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2×1.5m Reversible Black/White Collapsible Studio Backdrop

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