Acer C120 Portable Led Projector Specs

Extremely lightweight and portable. Great performance and specs.

Great portable projector under $1000

The small screen size of the Acer 11.6 and its ability to swing into a tablet form makes It very portable for many uses. I find it more useful than just a low-cost item for children use, Surprisingly fast, its performance serves me well enough in accomplishing many daily office tasks.

This projector was exactly what I needed for my new classroom. Nice and portable and really bright.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The specs on this projector seem on point and should be significantly brighter than my current LG projector HF85LA. I can't wait to compare the two devices.

We keep it on a C-stand most of the time, but the battery design is perfect for occasional outdoor work. If we have a person hold it up (human c-stand), the controls are accessible by the right thumb, so the light operator can make adjustments without moving the fixture. The specs say 7 pounds but it feels light. Excellent build quality and low fan noise. The light it outputs gives plenty of control. Flattering for talent. I purchased two during a b&h promotion, will buy more for my studio in the future. I put this on one side of talent, then compared a 1,000 watt fluorescent daylight bulb on the other side of the talent, looking for shadowing. This light keeps up. Two lights with a silk and I can light just about any interview. Matches my tungstens, and everything between. The specs on this light say it's an 850 watt tungsten equivalent. LED is the craze and so much of it is cheap garbage that does not belong in a professional studio. I think if you are a professional but don't want to spring for high-end LED fresnels and bigger panels, you can get two or three of these and you'll be very happy. The light quality speaks for itself, but you just have to see that for yourself.

We looked at the specs and reviews for similar LED flat panel lights for our small community access tv studio and chose Godox. The sturdy stands, large panel size, easy control of color temp and smoothly variable intensity on the rear of the light as well as DMX control are perfect. We really don't need the case but it is well made so will find other uses.

Really can't find a better light -- in terms of specs, color reproduction, closeness to tungsten, etc -- anywhere in the LED space. Waiting for Aputure to bring this technology to their other models.

I had been deciding between this scanner and the V700 for much time. The specs on the V700 led me to believe that this V600 would not fit my needs one bit. Quite the contrary. This scanner scans my 35mm film with little needed adjustment and wonderful quality. The 120 film scans need a little bit of work, but that is expected and come out wonderfully after a few edits. Highest rez scans take about 10-20 minutes depending on what you're scanning. If you aren't a pro and need semi pro results while saving a few hundred bucks then this is the scanner for you.

I use about a dozen of these to send HDMI to various LCD/LED screens and a projector. I've never had any problems with them.