The Dalite 45 x 80" Advantage Manual Projection Screen With CSR (Controlled Screen Return) is a ceiling recessed manually operated screen.

The Advantage is designed with the installation process in mind. It has the luxury of having the case and fabric and roller mechanisms installed separately. Dalite employs a unique floating mounting method which utilizes adjustable roller brackets. All this is built into the lightweight, extruded aluminum case which allows for the centering or offsetting of the screen.

Offered exclusively by Da-Lite, the Controlled Screen Return (CSR) system adds an impressive feature to the Advantage design. The CSR system ensures the quiet controlled return of the screen into the case providing optimal performance and smooth, consistent operation. Screens with the CSR feature must be fully extended. There are no intermediate stopping positions.

Ceiling Recessed    Non-Tensioned    92" Diagonal    HDTV Format    16:9 Aspect Ratio    Matte White HC (High Contrast)

Designed for ceiling recessed installation

Provides optimal performance and smooth consistent operation

Handsome finished white aluminum case provides a clean look and allows easy installation of ceiling tiles

Finished case edges provide a clean look and comfortable build-in of ceiling tiles

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this work for a canon rp ? Does it matter do I need to buy that works for a specific brand ?

A: This is a universal flash and will work with any camera in auto or manual mode but not in TTL. If you want a flash that is TTL with the RP, then I would recommend the Yongnuo 565. Click the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/2vm5COG

Q: 2. Can I trigger a yn560iv be mastered by a yn600ex-rt? Both use the 2.4 GHz radio system, but I don't see anyone reporting on trying this?

A: You cant

Q: 3. Does the hss work with a Sony a7rii and xpro s?

A: Yes, this would work in HSS on the A7RII with the XPRO transmitter. Please reach out to our live video-chat department if you run into any issues and we can troubleshoot this with you. :)

Q: 4. which batteries are compatible for yongnuo YN 560IV flash? I have used Panasonic eneloop pro 2550 mAH batteries and mother board crashed because of High voltage ( As service guy says) Is it true? Then which batteries could be used for it? Please Can you help me on this.

A: I've been using the standard white eneloops and now amazon basics (which I believe are the battery just rebranded) without much problem. I don't think you crashed anything because of high voltage unless you managed to use more batteries than were intended. The miliamp-hour rating is the capacity of the battery, the output voltage does not change, they are all 1.5V. That said, I've noticed that higher capacity batteries have the potential to overheat under heavy use that would expend a lesser battery, and that heat in addition to the heat from the flash bulb under heavy use may have caused your problem. While YN products are a great value, I view them as essentially disposable and I'm aware that they source their parts from various manufactures so the build quality varies. I've bought 8 YN III / IV flashes and currently only 4 of them work properly, but I'm still buying them.

Q: 5. Will this flash work with the Sony A77ii? If not is there an adapter or another Yongnuo model that does?

A: It will work but not TTL of course. Godox makes a TTL flash for Sony, the TT350 flash. You can click the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/2wlC6c2

Q: 6. I have an old Olympus E-500. Can use the Yongnuo 560 IV with it? Im asking because I have never seen my camera listed in any Compatibility list for this flash unit. Thanks in advance.

A: This is a manual flash, so yes, you can use this flash with an Olympus E-500.

Q: 7. Does this flash support high speed sync?

A: No it does not support HSS.

Q: 8. Is this flash able to function as a wireless flash when used in conjunction with canon 600d?

A: With radio transceivers to connect them, this flash works very well in manual mode with any DSLR. It however will not function with the TTL on your camera.

Q: 9. Does the YN560-IV flash work with sony ar7 without adaptor? Also, I'm interested in using it together with two other manually controlled flashes, so would it work if I use a RF603 mounted in my radio slave to control all three, including the YN560-IV? If so, what RF603 model should I buy?

A: As the Sony Alpha a7R Mirrorless Digital Camera has a Multi-Interface hot shoe, which is similar in size to the standard ISO hot shoe, the Yongnuo YN560-IV Speedlite should be able to connect directly to the hot shoe on the a7R's hot shoe. The Yongnuo RF-603C II Wireless Flash Trigger Kit for Canon 2.5mm Connection, B&H # YORF603IIC1, may also be used on the Sony Alpha a7R Mirrorless Digital Camera. You may connect one to your camera's hot shoe, and it can trigger the Yongnuo YN560-IV Speedlites wirelessly. If your other manual flashes are not the Yongnuo YN560-IV Speedlite or do not have Yongnuo's radio remote built into the flash itself, then the other off-camera flashes would also require the Yongnuo RF-603C II for your needs.

Q: 10. Will this flash work with the A77ii?

A: I was unable to get it to work. I use it in manual mode on and off camera on my Olympus OMD EM1 without a problem. I ended up buying a Nissin Di700A with the Air1 wireless transmitter. OMG - flawless! TTL off camera and all. Flashes on the Sony A7711 can be a pain and the Nissin is the cure! Yongnuo is really Canikon focused for functionality.