Looking for a Affordable Chromakey Setup

I am looking for a cheap affordable but good Chromakey setup..

http://www.ebay.com …ain_0&hash=item​53f5225505

http://www.ebay.com …150943326240?ro​ken=DzhZkD

i need the lights and stands and everything. i was looking at these 2. but idk which one would be good and if anyone here has any experience with any of these setups or if i should avoid them.

Thanks. IF anyone can reccomend something better for a little more id love to hear your opinions

Since they are both entry level setups, I'd go with the cheaper one.
Don't worry, you still won't break it. But you always get what you pay for.
You'll be fine with either

cvc7chris wrote in post #15631413
I am looking for a cheap affordable but good Chromakey setup..

http://www.ebay.com …ain_0&hash=item​53f5225505

http://www.ebay.com …150943326240?ro​ken=DzhZkD

i need the lights and stands and everything. i was looking at these 2. but idk which one would be good and if anyone here has any experience with any of these setups or if i should avoid them.

Thanks. IF anyone can reccomend something better for a little more id love to hear your opinions

I only did a quick glance, but they look like the same kits. But the bigger question is what kind of shooting are you doing. These are video kits. They may - or may not - work for still photography. CFL bulbs are generally considered low output for still photography. They're OK for some subjects but may not work for others (little kids jumping around for instance.)

I use studio flashes (strobes) and rolls of green chromakey paper for my greenscreen still photos.

Examples: