Do You Need A Screen For Your Projector

DOES EXACTLY WHAT I NEED IT TO DO.

IF YOU OWN AN EMOUNT SONY CAMERA, YOU NEED THIS ONE IN YOUR COLLECTION.

I want this projector so badly. Need to know when to expect it and how much it'll cost.

NO BRAINER-BUY ONE..DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK...IT PAYS OFF! SMALL MANFOTTO STANDS WILL FIT IN THIS CASE, WITH MY A10 PROFOTO LIGHTS, XCD100C HASSLEBLAD AND 2-3 LENS, OR THE PEAK DESIGN TRIPOD IF NO STANDS THE ROLLER IS GOOD Case is light.. Divider is Excellent-in my humble opinion

Uncoiled it. Plugged it in. Perfection on the screen. Need I say more?

We use this projector screen in our church activities.

Your thoughts may be same as mine when we're thinking why is this unit; a scanner, so expensive compared to other all in one units. Where other units is a jack of all trades, this is a master of scanning and quite literally at that. It scans easily and fast, different sizes and double sided. There's no need to keep it near your computer even for installation. It quickly connects to wifi, the touchscreen is very responsive. Need to scan all your mail before shreading it? Done! Need all your reciepts scanned to a specific folder? Done! Need docs uploaded to FTP or a Google Drive? Done! You don't even need a computer to do the setup. It'll help speed some stuff up but once you're set up, you can do it all on the scanner itself. All the scanning, size, location, and scanning settings can be customized on the scanner itself. Just plop it into the feeder and hit scan. This is a review for the Epson RR-600W Wireless Duplex Touchscreen Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

IF YOU DONT OWN A PELICAN YOU NEED TO ITS THE PERFECT SETUP FOR BRINGING AROUND YOUR FILM CAMERAS TO EVERY SHOOT

These are inexpensive, tough sand bags, just add your own sand. YOU DO NEED A SEWING MACHINE FOR THESE!!!! So much cheaper to order without sand and fill yourself through the 2 gap they leave un-sewn. You do need an extra-sturdy sewing machine and needle to get thru all the layers of material. I suggest using a plastic bag inside (thin garbage bag or similar) and filling the 'bag-with-in-a-bag' securing it with a knot or twist ties before sewing the nylon outside bag, so that your sand is somewhat waterproofed, if you ever intend to use them outside.

WILL USE FOR SMALL ITEMS THAT NEED PROTECTION I LIKE THE PRODUCT I DO NOT HAVE NOTHING BAD TO SAY ABOUT THE ITEM