The Screen Works E-Z Fold Portable Projection Screen is a free-standing, portable projection screen that can be set up and taken down with the greatest of ease. Whether for point-of purchase displays, lectures, classrooms, libraries, professional or amateur use, this screen is lightweight and user-friendly. Rugged aluminum T-shaped legs support a variety of screen surfaces for all needs. E-Z Fold screens are available with a projection surface for either front or rear projection.

With the optional E-Z Fold Dress Kit, your presentation can take on a more professional and finished appearance. Side drapery helps eliminate distracting lights and background and is held up by sturdy aluminum braces.

In 1959, The Screen Works, then known as Wilcox-Lange, began as an equipment and labor support company to the fledgling new industry of Audio Visual. Identifying a need for portable projection screens for the "traveling shows", the company began manufacturing their E-Z Fold brand of screens.

Since each show was unique, custom screen designs, shapes and new format sizes became a necessity. As the industry quickly grew, so did Wilcox-Lange, which became The Screen Works, a worldwide supplier of lightweight, portable, affordable projection screens and trim kits.

Rear Projection    4'6" x 6'2" (1.4 x 1.9m) Screen Size    176" (4.5m) Diagonal    4'2" x 5'10" (1.3 x 1.6m) Image Area    Video Format (4:3 Aspect Ratio)    Rear Projection Screen Finish    Easy, No Tools Assembly    Aluminum Folding Frames and Legs    Color-Coded Frames    Adjustable Frame Height

Lightweight 1" square anodized aluminum folding frames and legs

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

Braced Legs available for all E-Z Fold Screens

Frames are color-coded for easy assembly

Frame height is adjustable in 6" increments

Available E-Z Fold Screen formats include: HDTV, Video, Slide, Multi-Image, Square

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you trigger the same off-camera Phottix-Mitros+ from two different masters (on separate cameras)?

A: Yes you can, just have the flashes in the same group and channel. By number of masters can fire it, just be sure to give long enough for them to recharge for the next shot.

Q: 2. is the flash head the same dimensions as the sb900/910? I have accessories/snoots that fit on the sb900 and would like to use them on this head

A: you can if you use it with the adapter that i come with

Q: 3. i want to know which quantum turbo cable i can use with the phottix motros nikon flash?

A: I'm not really sure i comes with a adapter and I use the Altura battery pack and it work nice

Q: 4. Thank you for your rpevious answer-I just want to confirm that this will only work as a master on radio transmission with other flashes of the same brand, Phottix, and for Canon flashes it only works on infrared?

A: This flash can be used as a master to control other flashes.It has two systems built in but not at the same time. If you want to use the radio TTL system it only works with other Phottix flashes. The other is the Canon IR system and that can control other flashes that use that system like a Canon 430ex ll, http://bhpho.to/1kxamid

Q: 5. Can I use sticker paper with this printer?

A: As long as the stickers are designed for inkjet printers it'll work. Just get the better brands of stickers so it won't unpeel & jam.

Q: 6. I am unable to make the OdinII (sony MIS) fire my Mitros+ remotely from my Sony A7RII. I can fire my Indra 360 and 500 remotely no problem. Advice for settings or ? thanks.

A: TTL not Tyler sorry stupid autocorrect

Q: 7. is it compatible with nikon df

A: You could use the Phottix Mitros+ TTL Flash for Canon Cameras on the Nikon Df, though you would need to set everything manually. For the Nikon Df, your best bet would be the model made for Nikon (B&H # PHMTTFN).

Q: 8. Will this block the sensor on a Fuji x-t30 with a godox tt685f?

A: This product will not block the infrared sensor on a Godox TT685F when attached to the Fuji X-T30.

Q: 9. Are the Phottix Mitros compatible with the PocketWizard transceivers?

A: Yes they are.

Q: 10. Does it have a 3.5mm jack to trigger it as the Odin receivers do? I know it defeats the purpose of a wireless/radio system, but for high speed stuff it's better to have the manual connection to the automatic trigger for more consistent timing.

A: It does... And I have tried it with triggertrap.it works.