The Elite 66.2 x 117.7" Manual Series Front Projection Screen is a rugged screen for home, office, education, or business use. Whether wall or ceiling mounted, this screen will lock in any position by using the included pull cord. The viewing angle of 180° makes it viewable from just about anywhere in the room.

The surface generates a bright, clear, and vivid image with it's 1.1 gain. Behind the surface is a solid black backing material that prevents unwanted light bleed from contaminating the projected image. In addition, you can easily clean the screen with a mild soap and water solution.

Wall and Ceiling Mountable    Pull-Down Design    Non-Tensioned    135" Diagonal    HDTV Format    16:9 Aspect Ratio    MaxWhite Finish, 1.1 Gain    Front Projection

Screen lanyard allows the screen's pull-down handle to be reached from a high position

Black-backed screen material eliminates light penetration for superior color reproduction

Auto locking system provides variable height settings

180° wide viewing angle for commercial or home cinema

Optional 6, 12, and 18" hanging brackets available

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with canon R6 ?

A: Yes, the YN560-IV will work with the Canon EOS R6. It is a universal non-TTL-enabled flash, meaning it will be fully manual and trigger via the center pin (and via an off-shoe cord or wireless trigger if used off-camera).

Q: 2. To connect this with my sony a7S ii i have to by an additional transmitter or it comes with it?

A: the YN560 IV has a built in transmitter and receiver. It is a manual power adjustment only flash. If you want to use it off camera and remotely adjust power you will need either another YN560 IV or Yongnuo YN560-TX II Manual Flash Controller. Yongnuo makes them for Nikon and Canon. You can pick either one but will not get all the features that the dedicated units provide for the specific brands. For example, no remote zoom control. Also, the Sony multi-interface flash shoe is not exactly the same as the Canon and Nikon designs and proper alignment is sometimes difficult. Consider Godox TT600 Thinklite Flash for Sony Cameras and Godox X1T-S TTL Wireless Flash Trigger Transmitter for Sony as an alternative. These units offer same remote features but fit the Sony shoe properly.

Q: 3. Is this compatible with Nikon D5100 camera?

A: Yes, this is a manual exposure flash that is compatible with most cameras.

Q: 4. What is the maximum weight load?

A: This stabilizer has a payload between 1.1 to 6.6 pounds.

Q: 5. I believe the YN-560-IV has an external power supply port, but what type of power sources are compatible?

A: The same connection as the one for canon flashes.

Q: 6. Will this reverse for low to ground footage?

A: We're afraid not. That is not possible with this stabilizer.

Q: 7. 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: 8. I already own YN-622N i-TTL (transceiver and TX control kit) and I use it with my YN685 Speedlight. My question is, If I want to use both flashes do I have to buy any additional trigger/ transceiver to be used with the YN-560-IV?

A: It's very easy to do. Just your flashes can see each other. You should choose the right channel, for example, s1, and when one flash works with the trigger, the other one can be connected by an optical slave.

Q: 9. does this flash works with the sony a6300?

A: Yes! It will fire if placed on the camera hot shoe or using one of their triggers, but just remember there's no TTL. only manual. But that will make you a better photographer!

Q: 10. Will this work with a rebel t3?

A: Yes