12 Ft Wide Projector Screen

I have about a 17 ft square family room with windows and ceiling ductwork. I needed something very bright so my wife would sit with me watching movies or (more importantly) my hockey games. She refuses to sit in the dark, and has to be able to read her magazines. The very short throw table top projector with 2300 lumens on a 109 1.1 gain screen works great. Sitting 15 ft from the screen means I don't need 1080p for a clear picture. I never use the bright setting, as the color gets too muddy, and it should make the lamp last longer. The lack of adjustments mean you really would not want to put it in a fixed position from a ceiling mount. Small movement is a big change in the picture. And as it ships inside a backpack, it really is portable so I will be taking it to my remote cabin. The screen and projector set me back about a quarter of the price of the 61 sony rear projection 275 lb system I bought in 1999 that this replaces.

We are migrating from standard aspect fast fold projector screen frames (9 X 12) to widescreen frames. (8 X 14). These frames are easy to assemble. It takes only two people to to put them up. The screens are crisp and snap on with relative ease.

It's great being able to use this projector with a wide screen lap top without any issues. Easy hookup and great clarity no matter what the purpose.

I bought this to replace an older non-wide screen projector. When they say 5000 lumens, they mean it!  We can almost turn the room lights all the way up!

This projector is ceiling mounted 21' from the 10' wide screen and works perfectly in our church for displaying songs, announcements, etc. The brightness is good and the visual quality is good too. It meets our expectations. Would like to have had a REAR infrared detector for turning on/off - but other than that - it totally meets our needs.

Small/compact fits in pocket or even small purse. wide screen, 12 MP., 18 camera setting plus HD movie. We only purchase Canon Cameras and wouldn't even think of any other brands. Great work once again Canon. B and H does a great job with price...

We use this projector screen in our church activities.

I bought two for my 6-ft Kawaii. Sound is wide and surprisingly deep.

I installed them next to my projector screen and they sound great.

Yes, it is expensive, but oversized checked baggage cost an extra $ each way and this is just under the allowed dimensions. You can fit a ton of gear in it. So far this is what I have in it, and still can add more: -Impact Background Support System - 12' Wide (includes two 10 ft stands and a cross bar). Fit in sideways by taking it out of the bag it came in. -two 8 ft light stands.-one Impact 13 ft Multiboom Light Stand and Reflector Holder.-one 10 x 12 background.-one 6 ft Manfrotto MS0490A Nanopole light stand.-one westcott octal softbox.-one 60 inch umbrella.-two 45 inch umbrellas.By, the way...I am good at packing. Others might not as much success. I would of loved to have paid $ for the Impact Light Kit Bag #3 but it is 2 inches less in length. I would of not been able to fit in the 13 ft multiboom stand, nor the Background Support System into it.