The Screen Works EZF68114RP 60 x 106" E-Z Fold Single-Tube Portable Rear Projection Screen is a lightweight, free-standing, portable projection screen that can be set up and taken down easily with its no tools assembly. The screen comes as a kit with a frame, surface material, a pair of single-tube T-legs, hardware (crankbolts) in a zipper pouch, and a case.

Rear Projection surface provides good color rendition, image contrast, registration, and a viewing angle of 90°. It is a translucent, neutral gray vinyl rear projection surface material offering high transmission and low reflectance values. Gain is 2.0 and the surface is foldable and washable.

The frame is height-adjustable in increments of 6" and the rugged aluminum T-shaped legs support the screen surface for virtually all applications. The screen is suitable for rental and staging applications such as point-of purchase displays, lectures, classrooms, libraries and can be setup and used by professionals or beginners.

Rear Projection    122" Diagonal    68 x 114" Overall Size    HDTV Format (16:9 Aspect Ratio)    Rear Projection Surface    2.0 Gain & 90° Viewing Angle    Aluminum Height-Adjustable Folding Frame    Aluminum Single-Tube T-Legs    Easy, No-Tools Assembly

Lightweight 1" square anodized aluminum folding frame and single-tube T-legs

No tools assembly provides quick, easy set-up and strike

Frame is color-coded for easy assembly

Frame height is adjustable in 6" increments; standard height is 4' off the floor

Packs into the included rugged black poly case with wheels

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How come this umbrella has 8mm and 7mm shafts while another Photek at the same size only has the 8mm shaft? I understand the shaft can be removed after the umbrella is set-up, but just don't understand why there are 2 sizes?

A: Some flash like Elinchrom require the smaller 7mm. 8mm is standard.

Q: 2. Would I need to buy the extension arm one additionally if I wanted to use this one with the RS3 Pro?

A: No, the Tilta Advanced Rear Operating Control Handle for DJI RS 3 Pro/RS 2 can mount directly to the NATO rails on the side of the DJI RS 3 Pro Gimbal Stabilizer.

Q: 3. Will this work with a strobe if I have a standard light stand with an umbrella clamp and hotshoe?

A: Yes, it should work just fine.

Q: 4. how deep is it?

A: The 60” SoftLighter umbrella is 14” deep.

Q: 5. Which diffuser set up is needed to use the Softlighter with a Godox AD200?

A: The softlighter comes with a diffusion panel. The AD200 has an umbrella shaft receiver as part of its stand mount. No 'diffusion set up' needed.

Q: 6. Will this work with Broncolor PulsoG head?

A: With the 7mm shaft installed, it can work with a Broncolor Pulso G head.

Q: 7. I want to emulate a huge soft window light. Is one 600ex-rt sufficient to power this 60 version or do I need multiple speedlites? If so, any recommended tri brackets? Thx!

A: I use one 430EX and it works great.

Q: 8. Will this work with an Elinchrom Style RX monolight? I read an old review from 2004 saying the shaft is actually less than 7 mm and does not stay secure in the Elinchrom 7 mm shaft tube. Maybe this newer version has addressed that issue. Anyone have experience using this umbrella with Elinchrom?

A: The Elinchrom Style RX monolights have a 7mm slot on just below the flash tube and an 8mm adapter where the stand adapter and the light would meet. That being said, this Photek Softlighter Umbrella with the 7mm and 8mm shafts is compatible.

Q: 9. How do you put this on a Photoflex StarFlash 300?

A: The Photek Softlighter would insert into the umbrella slot just above the stand mount of the Photoflex StarFlash 300 and the included sock would fit over the reflector.

Q: 10. What shaft size is good for profoto proheads and D1/D2 monos?

A: If you're referring to the post thickness go 8mm. If you're referring to the size of the modifier, that's your call depending on what you're shooting and the look you're going for