The Dalite Fast-Fold 7 x 7' 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    119" 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. 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: 2. hi is the Sony PXW-Z90V able to do output video (analog video out)??

A: No

Q: 3. Touchscreen?

A: Hi Gordon W, Yes: Touchscreen monitor with 1555K dot Extra Fine LCD. Regards, -Erin

Q: 4. Can I record an external mic on one channel and the internal mic (natural sound) on the other channel?

A: I have not yet found a way to do this. You can select which mic to use in the menu, but it seems to be all or nothing.

Q: 5. 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: 6. Can I use the Sony NP-FV100a battery or is it too tall to fit under the viewfinder?

A: Hello. Yes the NP-FV100A is compatible with the PXW-Z90.

Q: 7. Would the 16x9 Inc. 169-HDWC8X-72 EXII 0.8x Wide Angle Converter be better than the Zunow 80? If so, is the adapter ring 62mm to 72mm?

A: The PXW-Z90V has a 62mm filter thread. To use B&H # 169HDWC8X72 on it you will need a 62-72mm Step-Up Ring, B&H # GBSUR6272. Once you have that adapter the lens should work well with the Z90. However the Zunow WCX-80, B&H # ZUWCX80, includes the needed adapter for the Z90 and is a full zoom through lens. It is also a good choice for this camcorder. Also, the 16x9 options is a special order item that takes 2-4 weeks to ship and it non-returnable. The Zunow is in stock and returnable if you are not happy with it.https://bhpho.to/2jcgh8Qhttps://bhpho.to/2AGu8bEhttps://bhpho.to/2nGiSsS

Q: 8. this camera launch in India

A: We can ship this camcorder to India via DHL. Other shipping options are not available at this time. This camcorder is expected to start shipping in December 2017 to those who have pre-ordered.

Q: 9. Hi, can the Sony PXW-Z90V dump files to an external drive too? As with the PXW-Z190 on that video review by Chase Kubasiak (B&H)

A: Files are either recorded internally to an SD card or a video stream may be sent for external recording via the HDMI output.

Q: 10. Someone in the reviews mentioned burning in the sensor after buying it, by pointing it at a white wall for a few days to reduce color noise from the sensor. does that really work?

A: We are not aware of such a method being recommended or helpful with this camcorder.