The Dalite Cinema Contour 65 x 153" Fixed Frame Projection Screen is a good choice when you need a simple, reliable and durable fixed frame screen and do not need or want a motorized setup. It is configured to be either hung on a wall or mounted to a wall opening.

The Cinema Contour features a very flat surface - perfect for today's video projections. No motors, no pull cords, no sophisticated installation -hang it and you're ready to use it. It is available in sizes from 60 to 240". This screen  has a 45° angle cut frame for a sleek, modern appearance.

This is a no bells and whistles screen - just a simple rugged and well-designed screen for business, corporate, educational and general needs.

Fixed Frame    Wall Mounted    166" Diagonal    Cinemascope Format    1:2.35 Aspect Ratio    Front Projection    DA-Mat Finish    With Pro Trim Fabric

Cinema Contour has a 45° cut frame for a sleek, modern appearance

Surface mounts to the back of a black powder coated frame that provides a masking border

Da-Mat, High Contrast Da-Mat, Da-Tex, Pearlescent, Cinema Vision, High Contrast Cinema Vision and Dual Vision up to and including 12' high will be seamless

Audio Vision, High Contrast Audio Vision and High Contrast Cinema Perf fabrics up to and including 8' high will be seamless. High Power fabric up to and including 6' high will be seamless

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What's the depth of the 13" laptop pocket on the 65L bag? Wondering if it could hold a small gimbal

A: The depth to put a laptop into the Ruggard Commando Pro 65 DSLR Shoulder Bag is about 9 inches.

Q: 2. What is the purpose of having a top flap that is velcro'ed and can separated from the zippered lid? Seem that having a one piece flap/zippered lid like that of the Navigator models is better?

A: By leaving the zippered top flap unzippered, you can velcro it to the outer flap permitting easy, quick access when changing bodies or lenses etc. with just the buckle needed for closure. When finished with the shoot, you can zip the top flap forming a firmer seal and having the outer flap for extra protection.

Q: 3. Are there any adapters to make this fit on a GoPro Hero3?

A: There is not. You cannot use this on a Hero3.

Q: 4. Can I use this adapter on a Canon CN-E 50mm T1.3 L F Cine Lens?

A: That will not be possible. The CN-E 50mm has too larger of a lens diameter to work along with not having a filter thread for the connection.

Q: 5. can I ust this adopter with sony a7m3 and sony gm 24mm 1.4??

A: For a full frame sensor, SLRMagic suggests the best performance will be with lenses in the 40-85mm range. With a 24mm, you would see the inside of the adapter, creating a very strong vignette.

Q: 6. Will it work in the sigma 24-70 2.8 L mount?

A: Unfortunately the Anamorphic Adapter has a 65mm front diameter and the Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 L mount lens' filter size is 82mm.

Q: 7. will this fit sigma 24-105 F4 ART on S35 sensor?

A: This will not work on that lens.

Q: 8. What's the minimum focal length for this adapter? I'm choosing between a Veydra 25mm or 19mm for MFT as the taking lens for this (with a step-up ring).

A: A 19mm lens will be too wide. The 25mm would be a better option.

Q: 9. If I used this adapter on the newer SLR Magic Microprimes with 82mm front threads, would I only need to focus on the adapter if the taken lens is set to infinity focus or do I need to get one of those Rangefinder attachments?

A: Sorry, no. You will need to focus twice. Unfortunately, there is no Rangefinder available for this at this time. Panavision got an Academy Award when they figured out how to do this back in the '50s. (Hint, they ran a shaft and gear from the lens focus ring to the anamorphic focus ring.) But here and now, you will need to focus twice with the SLR Magic Anamorphot-65 1.33x Anamorphic Adapter.

Q: 10. what is the max microSDHC memory card size for this unit?

A: The maximum micro SD card that can be used is 32 GB.