Do Video Games Mess Up Flat Screen Tvs

We have purchased several of these to mount 65 inch flat screen TVs. They are sturdy and support a small tilt, if required.

I purchased two of these for some hand-me-down flat screen TVs and love these! I can control the volumn and power with one smart TV which was a huge help because it did not have a remote.

Thankfully they lay flat. Do warping .

I'm shooting a long series of interviews in front of a portable green screen. My green screen lights, round rollup green screen, light stands, camera, MacBook Pro & GRaid hard drive for footage archiving (hauled in Portabrace backpack), field monitor/TV, etc, require more hauling space than my standard video setup (for which I use a small upright cart). I have a small car as well, so I don't have a bunch of extra room for all my greenscreen video gear. I have a larger cosco lay-flat cart, but it's too big to fit in my car with all my other green screen gear. But at its half length / carrying configuration, this R12 carts fits easily sitting up on one end, on the floorboards of the front passenger seat of my compact car, allowing me to put all my other gear in the trunk and back seat. Stretched to full length, the cart holds my large Betacam-sized portabrace case and a Steadicam softcase laying flat on the bottom rails of the cart, while I can bungee cord other gear up on top of the lower lay-flat cases. I can also hang my tripod (by the pan stick) on one of the two top rails of the cart --- the one opposite the steering wheels top tube. Before I found this cart, I was making Two trips from the car in to my filming location, because my littler upright cart (a Concorde IV, I think) obviously couldn't safely handle all of the green screen equipment. My coworker came to me when one of the tires went flat on one of my other carts she was using, and this R12 has Can't-go-flat tires, which is another advantage. This cart is great for my bigger loads! I actually ordered a second one from B&H already, in case the one I'm using now totally breaks down, but I hope it doesn't/and don't think it will in the nearterm.

We use it to house a flat screen on the lid and video recording at the base cavity. Usage is in rough environment. Selected Pelican because of the way is constructed. Competitors come close, but Pelican outperforms them. The locks are quite tight to open, but I guess it has to be that way so an elephant will not be able to open it. Incorporated in our production line, we use it extensively.

I mount one on my camera and lenses so I can just slip on what ever I need at the time. Do not have to mess with adding it to a lens or whatever. Everything is always ready to go.

We purchased this projector to setup a backyard theater (teens: movie/video games, sleep out in tent). Didn't want to spend a lot of money; however, wanted HD with an HDMI input. This projector fit the bill - affordable and bright enough to light an outdoor screen. Paired with a screen from Backyard Drive-In, it works beautifully. Easy setup, intuitive menus and excellent documentation.

So far this computer has been great. It handles everything I need to do, from word processing, to video calls, Photoshop, After Effects, video editing, and streaming web content. The 1080p screen looks great, and it's nice to have a touch screen option. This is not a gaming PC, and can't really handle modern FPS games, etc., but it will run light games and retro games just fine. Refurbished condition was like new. Mine looked brand new out of the box and functions like new. Overall, a nice and versatile PC for work or school tasks.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use it for streaming mainly and video games. It's awesome. Love the screen to frame ratio and the sound is good to.

THE EXTENSION SET IS EASY TO USE, AND ALLOWED ME TO DO MANY CLOSE-UP SHOTS I HAD PROBLEMS WITH BEFORE. WELL WORTH THE MONEY.