The Dalite 69 x 120" 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    138" Diagonal    HDTV Format    16:9 Aspect Ratio    Dual Vision Finish    Front or Rear Projection    Heavy Duty Legs    With Chrome 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. Is the zoom parfocal? In other words: if you are zoomed in full telephoto and manually focus on your main subject, and then zoom back to full wide angle, will it keep the focus throughout the whole zoom range in manual mode?

A: Yes, The Sony Z90 is considered parfocal. You can zoom in and out and the camera will keep focus.

Q: 2. The video associated with the page says the Z90v records in XAVC-INTRA (7:14). Is this correct??? I thought it was just XAVC-L

A: It's XAVC-L

Q: 3. Can you jam sync timecode to the Zoom F8 with this camera?

A: The Sony PXW-Z90V does not have the ability jam sync timecode.

Q: 4. Is there a matte box with a flag that fits this camera z90?

A: Hi Bill R, Here is 1 solution for the PXW-Z90V. This kit includes the 62-82mm step up ring: a href= https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1244383-REG/genustech_gml_kit_matte_box_lite_kit.html target= _blank https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1244383-REG/genustech_gml_kit_matte_box_lite_kit.html/aRalph

Q: 5. How do I chance the menu language?

A: Page 88 of the user manual goes over this. You need to go to the "Others" menu to find "Language". https://bhpho.to/32ZRA09

Q: 6. Is there a *Sony* wide angle adaptor for the PXW-Z90v?

A: We are not aware of a specific lens created by Sony for this camera yet. However you could use B&H # ZUWCX80 which has a 62mm thread adapter.https://bhpho.to/2gv3CfE

Q: 7. Is this NTSC/PAL switchable?

A: Hello David, The PXW-Z90V is capable of QFHD at 29.97p, 25p, 23.98p and HD at 59.94p/i, 50p/i, 29.97p, 25p, 23.98p -Jen

Q: 8. does it shoot 4k at 60 fps. If not do you know if Sony will make an upgrade to this camera soon?

A: We're afraid not. The Z90v records UHD 4K at up to 30fps. We are not aware of any upgrades to allow for 60fps in 4K either. For UHD at 60fps from Sony you would need to look at the PXW-Z190, B&H # SOPXWZ190. https://bhpho.to/2pprVNb

Q: 9. I am looking to purchase the AX700, NX80 or the Z90. My primary use will be to record live band in low light. The video editing software I use is CyberLink Power Director 17 64bit. Will I be able to edit footage from any of these 3 cameras with this software or will I need different software?

A: Yes it will. Cyberlink Power Director 17 is able to import and edit MP4 (XAVC S, XAVC 8bit 4:2:0) files. It will work with the files that those cameras create. https://bhpho.to/2kZCcAM

Q: 10. I tested this camera in the field for some weeks and when I got back, surprise - the video noise is very high, especially the colour noise. Even at 0dB when you apply corrections in the post the images look ugly. Compared to X70 it is very noisy. I used a customised picture profile (Vortex Media), not Slog, but I really don't know why this noise. I miss the old X70. I started a documentary project with X70 and it looks much much better on that camera (with colour corrections applied). Please help... does anyone know why this happens? And if this can be corrected?

A: If you are getting high nose even in well-lit conditions, I suggest having the camera checked out by Sony.