The Dalite Fast-Fold 72 x 72" 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. The heavy-duty legs provide additional support with the additional of an anti-sway brace on each leg. 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    101" Diagonal    Square (Audio-Visual) Format    1:1 Aspect Ratio    DA-Mat Finish    Front Projection    Heavy-Duty Legs

Lightweight frame

Snap latches on frame for easy use

Heavy-duty legs have extra anti-sway bracing; Inverted "T" legs support the screen and allow height adjustments up or down in 6" increments

All steel hardware is plated

Available with Da-Mat, Da-Tex (rear), Cinema Vision, Pearlescent and Dual Vision, all Fast-Fold Deluxe surfaces are interchangeable with standard Fast-Fold surfaces for easy substitution

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is slow motion with audio

A: If you record at playback speeds, 59.94p, 50p, 29.97p, 25p, 23.98p, audio will be recorded. If you record at Slow & Quick motion 60i 1080p: 1,2,4,8,15,30,60,120 fps, or 50i 1080p: 1,2,3,6,12,25,50,100 fps, audio is dropped.

Q: 2. can it do time lapse?

A: Hi Dennis W, The PXW-Z90V is capable of shooting at a variety of time lapse intervals. Sony calls this feature Slow & Quick Motion. Here is the list of possibilities within this mode:Slow & Quick Motion Function:60i 2160p: 1,2,4,8,15,30 fps50i 2160p: 1,2,3,6,12,25 fps60i 1080p: 1,2,4,8,15,30,60,120 fps50i 1080p: 1,2,3,6,12,25,50,100 fpsThanks,Ralph

Q: 3. Hi, Do I need an SD card to shoot and record videos? Does this Camera come with an SD card out of the Box?

A: Yes, you need an SD card (usually of class 10 or higher with a minimum mbps of 80) and no, they are not included.

Q: 4. Can this model be operated without the handle (as depicted in one of the pics)?

A: Yes.

Q: 5. Hello, how do I change the PXW Z90 to record and output to HDMI at 720p50.

A: Haven't actually done this for PAL but have done the same thing for NTSC. Setting the Record Format to 720p50 is explained on pages 37 & 38 of the manual. You need to select your file format (XAVC HD, AVCHD, etc) and then select the recording format. Connecting to a monitor or TV and outputting either SDI or HDMI is shown on pages 76 & 77 of the manual. If you don't have your printed manual, it is available from numerous sites online.

Q: 6. If I wanted to mount a bigger external monitor on this camera is it compatible?

A: Yes, the Sony PXW-Z90V 4K HDR XDCAM with Fast Hybrid AF provides a cold shoe mount, and a 1/4"-20 thread on the top handle for mounting accessories.

Q: 7. 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: 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 this camera ever overheat, when recording 4K video?

A: The Sony PXW-Z90V 4K HDR XDCAM with Fast Hybrid AF will not overheat during long 4k recording sessions.