UNBOXING & INSTALL: NEEWER Photography 3 Roller Wall Mounting Manual Background Support System!

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Thanks for watching! Be sure to let me know if you have questions or issues when you're putting it up! It can be frustrating to get it right, but you got this!

[@honesty8082]

Thanks bro. You have done a brilliant job. Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

@@honesty8082 Thank you! Hope it helped!

[@honesty8082]

@@PaulMcGovernJr Yes it helped. 👍

[@bwilliams6583]

Hey there! I think my paper roll is too heavy because it’s not turning and the plastic forceps are beginning to collapse. How long is your backdrop paper?

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

@@bwilliams6583 I believe it's 36 feet long - Are you using the metal pole to hold up the paper? Or did you put the plastic forceps directly into the paper?

[@NeewerOfficial]

Loving the new set up Paul! 🙏🏼 Thanks for the review!

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Thanks for making a great product!

[@ohdang8515]

I was on the fence on this product, but just placed my order after watching. Looks like a great rig! Next do a review of their dimmable bi-colors LEDs please! 🙏🏼

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

@@ohdang8515 Great products from a great company, you wont be disappointed! Looking into those LEDs now. Thanks for watching!

[@rudzymn]

Does it work with PVC backdrops?

[@manuelyepez]

Thanks for doing this! Very helpful. Btw, your sister is cute! 😁

[@mrandrewappel]

Just got this set. Appreciated being able to follow your setup. 😊

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Of course! Hopefully you like the setup!

[@lifestrugglesanswered]

Hello Paul, your video was a big help. I've been considering a grey vinyl backdrop, but seeing your video helped me to go with grey and white Savage paper and the green screen backdrop. It was particularly helpful to hear you've used it 3 months and it's been great. Thanks again

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Thanks for watching, and I’m so happy to hear it helped you. Yes the white backdrop is great because it offers versatility if you have LED color spectrum lights, you can really make it anything you want. Also tucking away the green screen on the ceiling is a game changer. Hopefully it continues to work for you!

[@rickspunkin]

Can you share the link again for the metal rods thank you

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N2T4NWY/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B01N2T4NWY&linkCode=as2&tag=paulmcgovernj-20&linkId=0cab8d0da080c61742f69fcc9f8cfb73

[@camilafrade6448]

Paul, your video is great. Thanks for sharing it. Is your Ceiling concrete? Mine is not, I’m afraid it won’t hold it. What do you think?

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Our ceiling is not concrete- it’s plaster. It should hold, you just need to make sure to find the studs, and if you can’t find those. Find good anchors. Mine has held up well for over the last 2 years and no issues!

[@anthonyqlion3138]

"Because the poll is 10 inches...😮...feet" lol girl what was on your mind? Great video guys💪🏾❤️💪🏾

[@LuBrown]

How do you get the cloth backdrops to roll up evenly? Someone suggested fish bait waits. Your suggestions for weights?

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Sometimes it's a 2 person job, especially for my green screen. Both people pulling it taut. Yet, the times I've done it by myself, I've done it slowly, and would bounce back and forth from side to side. Also you could tape the ends to the floor for the roll-up, and then remove it on the last bit. Hope this helps!

[@LuBrown]

@@PaulMcGovernJr Hi Paul, Yes. I'll try the tape. I'm also going to put a weighted bar in the pocket at the bottom. I have to steam it a lot. Since I'm using it as a photo backdrop I have to edit out the shadows. Overall, very happy with the roller system. Thanks for your replies and video

[@stranahan07]

Great video. Quick question, what if my studs on my wall aren’t exactly 10ft apart, would it be an issue if I I have one side on the stud and the other not on the stud? I just can’t put it on the ceilings because the ceiling is thin tiles, this is a commercial property.

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Thanks for watching! I would say if you decide to do it that way, be sure to anchor the non-stud side well to ensure it’s stays in the wall. Not an expert, but just my experience! Hope it helps, good luck!

[@ezabala]

What a useful video! Thank you!

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Of course! Thank you!

[@youngmaryworld]

Are there any more tubes? I can’t even find any other ones besides the one you listed.. I want to see more options and just confused. Why don’t they sell that with it ugh

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

There really isn’t that I’ve found tbh. Some people make their own with PVC pipe. But this is the only pole I’ve found that seems to work just right with the backdrop system.

[@youngmaryworld]

@@PaulMcGovernJr too many options or not enough lol! Excited to get my own set up too- thanks so much!

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Of course! Hope you enjoy it when you do get it!

[@lyreshmagee2624]

really great video im definitely ordering my boyfriend had a job in his hands 😂

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Thanks! Yes it's a great setup, has helped me tons!

[@Cezarygon]

Hi, where from to buy this metal tubes what should go between the bracket and backdrop? Is it come with paper backdrop, or need to buy separate, if yes , where from? Thanks.

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

You don't need to buy the metal poles, but it will make it more sturdy! So I would suggest it if you plan on leaving them up for long periods of time. Here is the link for the poles amzn.to/3pIjrTF - also in the description of this video I have a video on the poles. Hope this helps!

[@Cezarygon]

@@PaulMcGovernJr Hi thanks. Maybe i just see how it's works with out tube, and after decide do i need one, because some of this cartoons tubs are pretty strong.

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

@@Cezarygon Let me know how it goes!

[@quinamons]

I have the same system since 2 yeaes ago The spand bars started to be loose and don't pull the paper up or down Anybody has a solution to fix them, please?

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

I haven’t had that issue quite yet, but you might be able to get new spand bars. I’ll look around for ya

[@MrDocwesley]

Awesome video, very simple.

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Thanks Tyrone!

[@kenkeen5913]

I actually found your video more useful than the original due the ceiling type! Thank you very much! How do you feel it has held up since you've put it up?

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

It's been great honestly. I've used it for tons of video and photo shoots, haven't had any instability yet. The rollers all hold up well. The plastic chains are a little hollow and weak, get tangled easily, but nothing too bad. Glad you found this helpful!

[@DannyTran_infms]

Do you remember how far apart you had to space the brackets? Did you just add an extra inch to each side?

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

We did 1/2 inch on each side to give some room for the poles. Hope this helps!

[@evanmariam4795]

Where did you bought the pip

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Check the links in the description! I did a video on the pipe

[@Sandrainstem]

Thanks for the video! I find that the gear doesn’t turn easily if it is tightened, but if I loosen it enough to turn the gear, the paper doesn’t roll.. what do I do? Is this because I don’t have the aluminum pole? Thanks!

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Yeah, without the pole it doesn’t turn as well unfortunately. It’s surprising the kit doesn’t come with the pole, I had to order 2 extra poles after.

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

If you extend the paper a bit out of the roll, then roll it back up it makes it easier and loosens the roll.

[@arqantoniocarpio]

What is the diameter of the aluminum tube?

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

The outer diameter is just over 1 5/8”! Hope it helps!

[@diabagul]

Thank you for the video ! Do you think this would hold 9ft x 32ft paper backdrop which would weigh around 3-4 kgs?

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Yeah it should be fine! Make sure to use the metal poles tho!

[@AngloAm]

Rather well done. I don't think I could put one up or know how to use it but I feel inspired that if I wanted to I could find out how. A new thing in my life.

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

It’s great for a variety of uses, once you get those brackets in correctly it’s a breeze from there.

[@sashakramm]

Do you need the metal tube if you're buying a seamless backdrop that has a carton tube ?

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Yes you do. Buy separately. I wish it came with the kit!

[@MelissaDrew]

@@PaulMcGovernJr I put mine up without the metal tubes! The bars twist and adjust to accommodate the carton tubes :)

[@jjwarner3593]

How do you get the paper to wrap around the aluminum pole? Because the pole is same size as cardboard. So yeah I have put it up as just cardboard like an hr ago. Would be highly appreciated if you could give me some info on this topic thanks

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Hi! Did you buy the savage photo paper? Also is it the same fotoconic metal pole? If it's a different brands, I'm not certain. I did make a video about putting together the fotoconic metal pole and putting it in the paper. I have 3 rolls of the Savage Paper, and if you purchased the Fotoconic pole it should fit nicely/easily in the roll of paper. Let me know, and I'll see if I can help further!

[@khendarstudios]

How much did you measure all together between brackets? My roll is 86 inches and want to make sure i leave enough space

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

It about 10.5 feet between the brackets. Mainly because the poles are 10 feet, and the Savage rolls I had are 9 feet. So we measured a little over 10 feet so the extender arms had a couple inches to work with. If your roll is 7 feet tho and you plan on keeping your paper rolls that length moving forward- your brackets should be set a tad over 7, to adjust for the extender arms. Hope this helps!

[@jacquelinewongyu219]

Hi Paul, this was SUPER HELPFUL! Y'all are angels haha. Did you have to cut the Fotoconic metal tube? If so, how did you cut it? Thanks so much for helping us all!

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Haha thank you! No we didn’t have to cut it, are you trying to shorten the poles for a smaller role of paper?

[@thehangrymonster]

does it come with poles

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

It does not, unfortunately : (

[@Azrof]

Great video man!

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Thanks for watching!

[@raz.halbac]

Does drywall support all that weight in time?

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Good question! So far I haven't had any issues or cracks the last 4 months - the heaviest part is the paper rolls, but even with all three rolls filled on the bars, it's maybe 50-60 pounds. Which I imagine will be fine overall - I've had TVs that weigh heavier on my walls for 7-8 years.

[@raz.halbac]

Thanks for the quick response, really helpful!

[@shadowyzman7078]

I wouldn't feel comfortable with just drywall...I just put mine up in the garage on studs using concrete tapcon screws for max strength...unfortunately that makes it trickier because it's hard to find studs on both brackets and get them to fit the crossbar (which is not adjustable and mine is an approximately 9 foot bar). The metal poles and paper tubes are heavy so I don't know if they'll hold that well.

[@ericjamesCollection]

did you worry about screwing into studs at all? or does that not matter because of the anchors?

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

For my wall no- we just made sure the anchors were secure.

[@paulchristin]

Man I need some help. I've set up the single roller system twice now, and have come across the same issue. This one time after a week of no issues I pulled down on the chain and the far side slips out and off the ceiling bracket, resulting in a collapse of the whole system. This second time ripped out the anchors on the side of the pull chain. I have a security camera so I was able to watch back and see exactly what happens - all it appears to me is that the aluminum pipe I have taped to the backdrop pops off the bracket on the far side. Have you ever come across this issue? Know what I'm talking about? Need some help. Thank you.

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Wow - this hasn’t happened to me specifically- so are you saying the bracket itself came out of the wall? Or the pole slips out of the brackets when pulling the chain? Could be that your putting the plastic brackets in not tight enough into the pole. Are the brackets level on your ceiling? I don’t love the plastic chains that come with it- I’ve considered buying new metal chains.

[@paulchristin]

@@PaulMcGovernJr Yes brackets are level. Correct, it’s the pole that slips out of the bracket when pulling the chain. Both times it has been the bracket opposite the side of the chain. It seems as though I need to pull down with some force, and that when I do, it has this effect of creating a very subtle bounce, or lift, of the pole on the far end. And, has resulted in the pole slipping out at times. Do you find you have to pull down with some force on the plastic chain to get your backdrop to roll?

[@nardettgbmwfitness]

Wait silly question how did you attach the metal rod to the fixture. I can't figure that part out. Is mine too small? I have a 1/2 metal rods

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Hi! If you're referring to the metal rods (that hold the photo paper) that connect to the expand bars. The expand bars are 1 3/4 inch at there smallest, so if the opening on your metal rods is only a 1/2 inch, then yes they would be too small. I would recommend these rods - www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N2T4NWY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I know it's frustrating that it doesn't just come with the product, but these seemed to work well for me. Let me know if I answered what you needed!

[@nardettgbmwfitness]

Thank you so much!!!!!!!

[@tex1622]

Do you think you could hand a 6ft wide x 7ft tall vinyl backdrop off this? Or do you think it'll be too heavy? :-)

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

As long as you buy the metal crossbar to hold it up. I think it would be fine. Mine holds up a fair amount of weight, the green screen I have is pretty heavy.

[@jlol]

Amazing 👏👏👏

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Thank you! 😊

[@Claudili77]

Welcher Abstand muss zwischen den Halterungen ? 3meter?

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Yes, we measured out a littler further than 3 meters. Since the poles are 10 feet. But it’s just about that. Be sure to measure it all out before drilling.

[@taraharpphotography9456]

Did you purchase 3 set of the bars? I find that my backdrops are sloping and the bars would be great to support them. Please advise thanks

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Hi! Yes I would recommend buying 3 bars, one for each backdrop. I have a video on the bar, attached in the video. Let me know if that helps

[@Jalfred845]

I’m having trouble with the chains

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

In what aspect? The weights? Are they getting tangled?

[@Jalfred845]

@@PaulMcGovernJr it’s not pulling the backdrop up or down

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

@@Jalfred845 Sometimes you need to tug the paper down a bit to get the paper moving. Also for bringing it up, kind of hold and lift the paper so it can catch. The chains are a little weak.

[@SimonRishty]

Where's the link to the detailed video?

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

It used to be there, but think the video may have been removed. Let me see if I can find that video for you!

[@shinuj1989]

How far apart should they be nailed?

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Are you referring to the brackets?

[@kingdreReact]

@@PaulMcGovernJr I'll like to know

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

@@kingdreReact I measured 10 feet for mine

[@TimKingsandiego]

This is awesome - thank you for taking the time to make the video! I have a shoot tomorrow, and I can’t figure out how to keep the backdrop from unfurling once it gets to a certain length. Like it gains momentum and won’t stay in place if too much is down. Is there a way to stop that from happening?

[@PaulMcGovernJr]

Hmm - I haven’t had that issue yet. Do you use the metal poles? If you’re in a pinch, maybe just use tape once you have the paper at the length you need. And tape the paper to the pole, so it locks it at that length. I’ll think on it, and if I find a better solution, I’ll let ya know! Good luck on your shoot!

[@TimKingsandiego]

@@PaulMcGovernJr yeah usually I’ll put a little clamp up top but this means getting out the step ladder. Hopefully I’ll figure out a way to make the rolling mechanism a little tighter

[@PaulMorrison-m2c]

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[@ac9658]

LOL! Dear Paul! You should be ashamed! The nice beautiful lady did all the job and you didn’t even thanked her in the video for helping you 🤦🏻‍♂️. Besides that, very nice showing your work environment, and also, this video reminded me of a video you made with Michael Henry about getting a bigger butt, LOL! Not that I was checking you out (well, maybe a little tiny bit), but really have some butt, the difference it’s in the clothes, and certainly denim skinny jeans are not helping, lol, but anyway, the video it’s about the installation of that equipment !!! 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@mortezakhobzi3651]

I was thinking of a pervert's response as I was scrolling through the comments! You didn't disappoint at the end of the day! 🤣