Featuring an integrated and independently motorized video conferencing camera shelf, the 220V 24875E Tensioned Conference Electrol 50 x 80" Ceiling-Recessed Motorized Screen from Da-Lite allows the screen and camera shelf to be concealed in the ceiling when not in use. The ceiling-recessed case is designed to eliminate the extra step of finishing the ceiling with trim. Once the screen is installed, the integrated trim conceals the rough opening, eliminating the need to complete additional trim work.

94" Diagonal / 16:10 Aspect Ratio    HD Progressive 1.3 Surface    1.3 Gain / 150° Viewing Angle    Video Conferencing Camera Shelf    Installs Above the Ceiling    White Powder-Coated Particleboard Case    Black Backing Standard

Ideal for applications where projector brightness and screen size require an increase in gain, the white surface offers high-fidelity color reproduction, and allows for more flexibility with ambient light conditions. This surface works for video as well as charts and graphs in a corporate setting. Cone 150° Gain: 1.3

This screen features an independently motorized camera shelf that operates behind the screen surface. When fully deployed, the camera shelf sits below the screen. This setup is ideal for video conferencing

Features Slim-Tab tab tensioning, a lower profile, and stronger tab design to keep your screen taut

Designed to keep your screen flat

Helps prevent warping and ensure even lateral tension

• White powder-coated particleboard case for a clean aesthetic
• Standard black backing retains projected brightness on front projection surfaces
• Seamless surfaces in all models

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What flash do you recommend with this softbox? Thanks (working with newborn)

A: There is no specific flash that is recommended for use with the Westcott Recessed Mega JS Apollo (50 x 50 ), as it is compatible for use with all studio flashes (except Elinchrom flashes), and can be used with any standard hot shoe flash with the use of an adapter, such as the Impact Umbrella Bracket with Adjustable Shoe, B&H # IMUB. While the use of a relatively powerful studio strobe unit, such as the Impact Digital Monolight 300W/s (120VAC), B&H # IMVSD300, would be a good recommendation, most any studio strobe or hot shoe flash may be used with the Westcott Recessed Mega JS Apollo (50 x 50 ).

Q: 2. Is there an egg crate for this softbox?

A: I found an inexpensive one that was too long for it and trimmed it to fit. The width was right just a bit long. Just search for one the same width and some will show up.

Q: 3. It says this is good for group shots. How many in a group would this be recommended to accommodate in a group shot?

A: Larger modifiers like the Mega JS are considered for groups as they provide a greater area of soft even light. Used at the appropriate angle and distance and with a light source capable of providing adequate exposure, The Mega should be a good choice as a modifier for various size group photos.

Q: 4. Can this box be angled up toward ceiling at 45 degrees? Is the slit long enough? I want to use as background for high key fashion head shots....

A: It does not angle well. On a C stand you can rotate the arm up, but it still tends to slip. this is really my only gripe o this product.

Q: 5. The tube of the westscott softbox is too thick for my flash bracket mount. What bracket can i get that would fit this? Thanks.

A: Godox S2 is a good bracket. https://bhpho.to/34jdQ6K

Q: 6. What stand would be a good choice to place the Westcott 50x50 very low to the ground for newborn photography? Preferably under $80.

A: I use Mathews reverse stand! It goes right low to the ground. Perfect for newborn and baby photography :)

Q: 7. how many pounds?

A: 2.0 lbs.

Q: 8. Is this compatible with an Einstein?

A: I have mine set up with an Einstein!

Q: 9. I have Novatron M 500 monolights. My sessions takes around 2 to 3 hours. The modeling lights are on the whole time. Will this overheat the box?

A: This softbox is fine for modeling lamps that are 250 watts or below.

Q: 10. Would this work nicely on the AD600 and AD200?

A: The umbrella mount of the large Mega JS will easily accommodate either of these. Using a remote with power adjustment capabilities will enable you to control the output, even though the light head is enclosed within the modifier.