Update: 5 months later and I had to come back to say that every single time I have had a video call with someone new, they have commented on my beautiful house. Seriously! Everyone thinks it’s real and many don’t believe me when I say it’s a backdrop until I run my hand over it to prove it. I have never had a single person guess that it’s fake. I tried about 10 other backdrops to switch it up a bit because I’ve been on 9 hours of video calls a day this year but this is the only backdrop that has not bern spotted as a fake. The quality is still great and I never had to iron out wrinkles. Buy this!Initial review:I’m so glad I took a chance on this one. I had to move a bulletin board on my wall when I started to do more video conferencing in my home office. Instead of having to fill the holes in my wall and repaint, I decided to try this backdrop. It not only looks natural and great behind me on my business conference calls, it makes my office feel brighter and a bit opened up like I’ve added windows on that wall. By the way, I haven’t yet made any attempt to iron out the fold lines so you can see them in the pix but they don’t seem to show up on video calls because my chair blocks the bottom area where the lines are more noticeable up close. Thickness feels good, not too heavy to stay up using clear pushpins and, in my opinion, definitely not too light and flimsy like a cheap shower curtain.