120 Portable Projector Screen

Da-lite 88608k Fast-fold Deluxe Portable Projection Screen (69 X 120")

Product Code: ga243102
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The Dalite Fast-Fold 69 x 120" Deluxe Portable Projection Screen is an excellent choice when you need a portable, free standing screen that sets up and collapses with a minimum of effort. The system is made with rugged 1.25" aluminum tube legs which feature quick release latches for rapid deployment. Whether for a trade show, point of purchase presentation or educational lecture, the Fast-Fold System fills the bill when you don't have need or space for a permanent installation.

The screen assembles rapidly using the included Speedy Cranks. No other tools are required. The corner braces are concealed within frame tubing providing greater strength and protection. The legs, like the frame, make use of the Snap-Latch Hinge system.

Completing the system is a handy wheeled polyethylene carrying case which can be thrown into your car or transported on a plane.

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.

Tensioned Free Standing 138" Diagonal HDTV Format 16:9 Aspect Ratio DA-Mat Finish Front Projection With Black Anodized Frame

Parameters
Type	None
Style	Fast-Fold Deluxe
Front/Rear Projection	Front
Mount	Free standing
Tension Control	Tensioned
Keystone Control	Not Applicable
Dimensions	None
Overall Size	69 x 120" (1.8 x 3.1 m)
Image Size	65 x 116" (1.7 x 3 m)
Diagonal	138" (3.5 m)
Format	HDTV
Aspect Ratio	16:9
Masking Options	Not Applicable
Controls	None
Voltage	Not Applicable
Integrated Control	Not Applicable
Control Options	Not Applicable
Casing	None
Color	Aluminum With Black Anodized Frame
Material	Aluminum
Length	Not Applicable
General	None
Packaging Info
Package Weight	75.15 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	43.5 x 17.5 x 13"

Lightweight frame

Snap latches on frame for easy use

Inverted "T" legs support the screen and allow height adjustments up or down in 6" increments

All steel hardware is plated

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I am not seeing any video from my view finder?

A: If the display does not switch properly from the LCD screen to the Electronic Viewfinder (EVF) when the FINDER/MONITOR setting is set to Auto, look into the Electronic Viewfinder from straight ahead to help the display switch. Otherwise, change the FINDER/MONITOR setting to Viewfinder by following the steps below. 1. On the camera, press the MENU button. 2. Select Custom Settings. 3. Select FINDER/MONITOR. 4. Select Viewfinder. Setting the FINDER/MONITOR setting to Viewfinder switches the display between the Electronic Viewfinder and the LCD screen by pushing up or down the pop-up finder. When the viewfinder is up and the monitor is open, e.g. for low angle shooting, and the FINDER/MONITOR is set to Auto, the image is displayed on the screen only.

Q: 2. Does anyone sell a transformer to convert 5V USB power to 8.4V, and feed it on the Sony power cable end type used by the Z90v? It could be handy to use a large external USB battery this way.

A: We are not aware of any way this can be powered through USB.

Q: 3. Can the camera output 3G-SDI output and HDMI simultaneously? I saw the question in the archive but there is two different and opposite answers

A: Hi IMRY, No, the PXW-Z90V cannot output SDI and HDMI simultaneously. ~Ralph

Q: 4. Will the sony Sony 128GB SF-M Tough Series UHS-II SDXC BH #SOSFM128TT1 work with this camera? I bought 2 a while back

A: Yes. the Sony 128GB SF-M Tough Series UHS-II cards are compatible with the Sony Z90V.

Q: 5. What is the max resolution and frame rate over HDMI?

A: Hi Richard C, The max resolution and framerate over HDMI is 3840x2160 @ 30p or 1920x1080 @ 60i or 60p. Thanks. Ralph

Q: 6. Just So we're clear, it can record 4:2:2 50mbps 10 bit like the X70? For Mpeg you have to purchase a license correct?

A: Hi Robert B, Yes the PXW-Z90V records XAVC HD : MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 4:2:2 Long profile natively. To record in any of these following codecs you will need the Sony MPEG HD Recording Upgrade License for PXW-X70 and PXW-FS5 :MPEG 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 profileThanks,Ralph

Q: 7. What is the difference between Sony z90 and Sony z90v?

A: There is no difference. This model is sometimes referred to as the Z90 or Z90v, but there is only one model of this camcorder.

Q: 8. Does the Z90 offer recording in both XAVC L and XAVC S codecs? Or does the latter only apply to the NX80?

A: The Z90v offers XAVC as L only, while the NX80 offers XAVC as S only.

Q: 9. I'm hoping Sony or a pro user can answer this question.When shooting in the PP9 / S-Log3 profile, attempting to access white balance menus is impossible. Only by going into the pp9 profile settings and changing the Color Mode to Standard are you then allowed to do things like set manual white balance values for grey cards, input manual Kelvin values, or use indoor / outdoor presets. Does doing this mean that I'm technically not shooting S-Log3 anymore? I really need to know if I'm ruining the dynamic range S-Log usually provides by changing these settings.

A: S-Log 3 is a gamma profile.

Q: 10. Does an AC adapter to power the camera come in the box, or would we need to purchase one separately?

A: This Sony AC-L200 AC Adapter B&H # SOACL200 and a power cord come in the box so that you have an AC power option.

Rick	14/09/2024
Works for protecting lens. 5

Rick	14/09/2024
Works for protecting lens. 5

Joseph	05/08/2024
This 3.5 x 6 version is not big (wide) enough to fit the new Sigma 35mm f/1.2 ART lens with its hood removed. It's close but definitely not usable for that lens. The 3.5 x 4.5 version is perfect for the Voigtlander 65mm Apo-Lanthar, with a protective filter, its cylindrical hood, and both lens caps attached. That lens in that configuration measures 3.04 x 5.14 at its widest and longest points. The case could accommodate maybe 1/6 longer and wider both, roughly, though longer would mean that the lid doesn't close up fully, leaving some lens visibly exposed on two sides. It's a good amount of protection when the lens will be carried inside of a larger case for an outfit, and nicely made. 5

Warren J.	02/08/2024
These pouches are great little items to safely store things in! I purchased this one to safely store three, possibly four 52mm filters in their plastic cases in. But, it turned out to be just too tall, with too much room left empty in it when three plastic filter cases were stored in it! Even with a fourth plastic filter case stored in it; it still had a little too much empty space in the top of it not used! So I purchased the next size smaller down fold-over pouch, a #251 a week later. It fit's three 52mm plastic filter cases perfectly in it! It may even fit a fourth one with a little stretching? (Either way, I'm keeping the #253 fold/over pouch just in case!). I'm sure I will find some other use for it! These little fold-over pouches are well made, do an excellent job of protecting to a reasonable degree whatever is stored in them, and make organizing things in my field bag, and large Pelican cases so much easier! (I often mark on them with an orange/yellow dive suit paint pen, what's in them. Since I own & use several of them in the same size's now in different storeage cases I own. I have alway's found OP/Tech-USA products to be made well, and of good value for the asking price! (I own many, many Snoot Boots, filter pouches, Spotting Scope covers, assorted pouches, neoprene binocular cases, and binocular straps by them!) None of them to date have failed me, or let me down! Some I consider to be the best available on the market for it's intended purpose! They all seem to be an excellent value for the price! 5

Didier	01/08/2024
Perfect fit for Olympus M.Zuiko 40-150mm lens. Good fit for Olympus M.Zuiko 12-50mm lens, but slightly looser width-wise compared with the 40-150mm that is snug. Also a good fit for the Panasonic-Leica DG Summilux 25mm. Very snug, but a little longer than the lens (about 8mm) which is not a big deal as the edges fold over under the cap. Highly recommended. 5

Kevin V.	17/07/2024
Not a ton of padding, but certainly more than the nothing I had before. I'm using it for a manual Pentax M50 1.7 lens - It is slightly loose for that lense but works fine. I'd buy another if I needed another cover. It would be nice if it had a blank label space, but for the price what can you do? 5

TrailPixie	27/06/2024
In size small, these are great to hold some of the small and medium-sized micro four thirds lenses. With the neoprene cover on the lens, you can drop other gear on top of the lenses and not fear that you are scratching or abusing your fragile equipment. 5