The IDEA Panoramic 16:9 HDTV Format Screen from Da-Lite wall-mounted projection screen and markerboard designed for use with short-throw panoramic projectors. The surface is magnetic and hotspot-free under projection. The larger sized displays feature two side panels for collaborative writing while an image is projected onto the center panel. A marker tray is featured at the base of the screen for storing the dry erase markers and other small items.

Hotspot-free under projection

Allows for projection and writing on the same surface

Magnetic, dry erase surface

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. willl this item fit a 28-300 zoom sim vr if aspherical 77 lens?

A: No, the Nikon HB-89 Lens Hood is a dedicated hood for the NIKKOR Z 35mm f/1.8 S lens only.

Q: 2. What is the best/correct film to buy for this camera?

A: Any 120 format film with an ISO of 400 would be suitable, as shown on the following list: https://bhpho.to/3TxuU2V

Q: 3. Do thes fabric backgrounds fit the manfrotto panoramic frame?

A: The Manfrotto Panoramic Background Kit (Chromakey Green, 13 x 7.5') measures 13 x 7.5', and the Angler Wide Vista Background Fabric (White, 8 x 13') measures 13 x 8'. This means the Angler Wide Vista Background Fabric (White, 8 x 13') is 6" taller than the Manfrotto Panoramic Background Frame. The result of using these two products together will result in an excess of 6" of fabric on either the top or bottom of the frame.

Q: 4. Are there masks for 6x9 or 6x7?

A: No, the Holga 120 Pan Panoramic Medium Format Camera does not have masks for 6x7" or 6x9" film sizes.

Q: 5. What is the filter size of the lens?

A: Unfortunately, the lens on the Holga 120 Pan Panoramic Medium Format Camera cannot accept filters.

Q: 6. How many exposures in a roll of 120 film? Which setting on the back should be used? 12 or 16?

A: With Holga 120 Pan Panoramic Medium Format Camera you get 6 shots per roll on 120 film. Since it has a 6 x 12 cm mask the setting on the back should be kept on 12.

Q: 7. Will any flash work on this camera (Vintage/Modern)? I want to use modern speedlites on this camera, will it work?

A: Yes Holga 120 Pan Panoramic Medium Format Camera is compatible with modern speedlites in manual exposure mode only.

Q: 8. shouldn't that be 9mm instead of 90mm, I don't get it?

A: Holga 120 Pan Panoramic Medium Format Camera has a 90mm lens. Since the film area that is recording the picture is so large at 6 x 12cm, 90mm is wide angle with such a large recording area.

Q: 9. Can I change the lens?

A: Unfortunately, the lens cannot be changed.

Q: 10. Does the Aperture selection switch actually do anything? I have the camera in front of me, and when looking through the lens using B mode, I can't see any difference between the sunny and cloudy choices.

A: Holga 120 Pan Panoramic Medium Format Camera aperture selection switch changes the aperture. Sunny is F11 and Cloudy is F8.