The Dalite 56 x 96" Fast-Fold Deluxe Projection Screen is a quick set-up system for Point-of-Purchase and trade shows. It is also very useful for people who travel much of the time and need a system that they can carry around - either in their car or via airplane. The legs of this screen are made from 1.25" rugged aluminum tubing and are easy to set-up using the quick release latches. This is a completely portable system featuring compactness and ease of use. No tools are required for set-up or break-down making it even more desirable as a travel unit.

The tab-tensioning feature assures a flat, undistorted image. The back of the screen is designed with additional bracing to promote an even flatness to the screen surface. When this is achieved, the projected image appears more professional leaving less room for your audience to be distracted by a potentially skewed image. This screen is now available with HD Rental, a foldable and optically enhanced screen surface for high-definition AV experiences, featuring RF (radio frequency) welded binding for improved aesthetics and durability.

Free Standing    Tensioned    111" Diagonal    HDTV Format    16:9 Aspect Ratio    DA-Tex Finish    Rear Projection    Heavy Duty Legs    With Black Anodized Frame

Includes folding frame and legs

Protective pouch holds projection surface

Fast-Fold Deluxe frames fold without coming apart utilizing simple Snap-Latch Hinge design

Corner braces are concealed within frame tubing providing greater strength and protection

Rugged 1.25" extruded aluminum tubing on frame provides greater strength while allowing for lightweight frame reliability

Legs incorporate same Snap-Latch Hinge and concealed corner brace design as frame

Heavy Duty Legs are made from 1.25" aluminum tubing and provide additional stability

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I am looking to move up from my Sony NX-100, and my only disappointment with that camera was the zoom speed. The slowest zoom speed was still too fast for the kind of dramatic effect you want with an ultra-slow, creeping zoom. My Canon has 3 selectable ranges of zoom speed, with the slowest being almost imperceptible. Does this Sony camera have the ability to do a really really really slow zoom with the rocker?

A: Hi Steve. I have (2) NX100s and they have Slow Speeds. Did you try programming the Camera? It has a Speed Control Function in the Setup Menu. Using that gives you slow speeds. You can just use the Sony LANC control if you want. It does the same thing via a side mounted slide switch. That also goes pretty slow.

Q: 2. How does this camera perform shooting in HD in low light such as a dimly lit wedding?

A: The PXW-Z90V has a stacked 1" Exmor RS CMOS sensor, it should give you a great performance in low light.

Q: 3. Does the PXW-Z90V record PAL & NTSC switchable?

A: Hi Andrew, The PXW-Z90V is switchable between NTSC and PAL Frame Rates. You can view the full specs on a table at this link:a href= http://pro.sony.com/bbsc/assetDownloadController/NX80-Z90V_2656__4K_Palm_Camcorders_Prelim-Sheet.pdf?path=Asset%20Hierarchy$Professional$SEL-yf-generic-153710$SEL-yf-generic-153757SEL-asset-686361.pdf&id=StepID$SEL-asset-686361$original&dimension=original target= _blank http://pro.sony.com/bbsc/assetDownloadController/NX80-Z90V_2656__4K_Palm_Camcorders_Prelim-Sheet.pdf?path=Asset%20Hierarchy$Professional$SEL-yf-generic-153710$SEL-yf-generic-153757SEL-asset-686361.pdf&id=StepID$SEL-asset-686361$original&dimension=original/aRalph

Q: 4. I'm looking for a 4K video camera with both HDMI & SDI video outputs, as well as XLR audio inputs... which led me to this product. My question is how much background blur this aperture/sensor ratio can produce, and whether a different camera, also meeting the above criteria, might produce better background blur? For example, I read the aperture is f2.8 when the zoom is set to all the way wide -- but to what focal length would that equate in full frame mirrorless terms? Thanks in advance!

A: The amount of depth of field depends on the focal length, aperture, the distance of your subject in focus to the camera's sensor, and the distance of your subject to the background. Decreasing the aperture and distance between the camera and subject in focus will increase your depth of field. Increasing the focal length and distance between the subject in focus to the background will also produce more background blur. B&H lists a 35mm equivalent focal length, on the specifications tab on each camera (any camera that is not full-frame). For the Sony PXW-Z90V, the 35mm equivalent focal length is 29mm and zooms 48 times (29-1392mm).

Q: 5. : Nicholas, thanks but I want to know if the seconds are imprinted on the recording as a time stamp not the time code. (less)

A: In the DISPLAY SET menu, select DATA CODE. Select DATA/TIME to display the date and time during playback. [Sony Camcorder Operating Guide; pg. 125] https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/544658.pdf

Q: 6. What picture profile should I use for getting more latitude?

A: Hello John, the Log3/S-Gamut3 will allow you to preserve information for post production.

Q: 7. What is your recommendation for a 4K video camera that can be tethered to a computer?

A: We highly suggest cameras with full HDMI inputs for a easier post productive workflow.

Q: 8. The specs list a composite output. Can the composite and HDMI or SDI output at the same time?I want to run SDI or HDMI to a mixer while running composite to a 7 inch LCD monitor.

A: All connections output according to the manual.

Q: 9. what is the diffrence between the two models PXW-Z90V/Z90T ?

A: We only sell a Z90V model. More than likely the Z90T is a model offered outside of the USA only which we do not have any information on.

Q: 10. Does this camera use an X-AVC intra-frame codec, or are all the codec 'flavors' Long GOP.

A: Hi Edward S, Here are the Recording formats for the PXW-Z90v (All Long GOP no Intra):Recording Format (Video):XAVC QFHD : MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 4:2:0 Long profileXAVC HD : MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 4:2:2 Long profileXAVC Proxy : MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 4:2:0 Long profileMPEG HD422 (CBKZ-SLMP required) : MPEG-2 422P@HL 4:2:2 Long profileMPEG HD420 (CBKZ-SLMP required) : MPEG-2 MP@HL 4:2:0 Long profileMPEG HD Proxy (CBKZ-SLMP required) : MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 4:2:0 Long profileAVCHD : MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 AVCHD 2.0 format compatibleRalph