The Dalite 87 x 116" Model C Manual Front Projection Screen is a perfect choice for either a large lecture or seminar hall, or conference/training room. The screen is designed for heavy use and features lubricated steel ball bearings for a smooth operating system. The screen is accessed via a pull cord.

The CSR mechanism was designed to provide a smooth and safe way for the screen to be retracted into its case. This kind of consistent operation ensures a longer life for the screen. Screens with CSR must be fully extended since there are no intermediate stopping positions.

As an option, you can purchase the screen in any one of seven veneer finishes to give it a more professional, finished appearance. If you prefer not to choose a veneer or laminate, the screen will come with a white casing. In addition, you can also purchase floating brackets which allow the screen to be either wall or ceiling mounted but which also give you the freedom to align the system left/right.

Wall or Ceiling Mounted / Non-Tensioned    150" Diagonal / Video Format    4:3 Aspect Ratio    Matte White HC Finish / Front Projection

Permanently lubricated steel ball bearings combined with nylon bushings and heavy-duty spring assembly offers smooth operation even in demanding applications

Optional floating mounting brackets allow the Model C to be mounted onto wall or ceiling studs and aligned left or right after installation by releasing two sets of screws

Matte White fabric up to and including 10' high will be seamless

Glass Beaded fabric up to and including 8' high will be seamless

Video Spectra 1.5, High Contrast Matte White and Silver Matte fabrics available in sizes up to 8' high

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I recently purchased the YN560 IV, I would like shoot from a single stand. What transmitter should be placed on camera to control it?

A: Two choices. 1) Yongnuo RF-603C II Wireless Flash Trigger. 2) Since this flash is a transceiver, you can use the 560 IV to trigger and control another 560 IV.

Q: 2. Is this works with old film cameras (like Nikon f3 & Mamiya 645 Pro) if I plugged the flash sync cable with it?

A: Yes, if you connect the flash via pc cable, it will work with your cameras.

Q: 3. Does it work Nikon d3200

A: Yes this flash will work on Nikon DSLRs like the D3200.

Q: 4. 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: 5. does it communicate and work with yn622n transmitter?

A: Yes the Yongnuo YN560-IV Speedlite will work with the Yongnuo YN622N i-TTL as they both use the Yongnuo 2.4 GHz wireless radio system.

Q: 6. 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.

Q: 7. Are there rechargeable battery packs that work with these speedlights? Nothing comes up when i search for Yongnuo battery. I have 3 of these heads and they really use up AA batteries quick!

A: You can use a Canon CP-E4 or chinese made clone.

Q: 8. Does this work well with a Nikon D-750 and is it easy to use?

A: Yongnuo YN560-IV Speedlite is a universal manual flash. You can attach this unit on the camera hot-shoe and control the flash exposure on manual. Yongnuo Speedlite only has a center pin that connects on your camera hot shoe. If you prefer a flash unit that's compatible with your camera and provide TTL service I will recommend BH #YOYN685N.

Q: 9. Is this flash compatible with the sony a6000?

A: This model is not TTL so any camera will fire as long as it has a hot shoe but you will be shooting manually

Q: 10. 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.