The Dalite 14 x 14' Advantage Electrol Projection Screen is a unique design. Construction of this ceiling recessed screen permits the case to be installed first and the fabric added later once a suitable projection surface is decided on. This is a big "plus" since companies constructing viewing rooms may not be certain of what they need in a screen. However, the Advantage permits the basic frame to be installed in the ceiling - ready for a finished fabric assembly to be added when all is prepped.

The exceptionally quiet motor gives it an edge over similarly priced screens. Quiet "up" and "down" operation makes the Advantage more professional in appearance as well as less distracting to your audience.

The Advantage Electrol has several options which make it a great choice for schools, lecture halls, libraries and corporate environments. Because it can be installed during the construction phase of your office, there is no pressure to buy a "finished" screen while budgets may still be on the table. The option of many remote controls also adds to its flexibility.

Ceiling Recessed    Non-Tensioned    237" Diagonal    Square (Audio-Visual) Format    1:1 Aspect Ratio    Matte White Finish    Front Projection    120V, 60Hz    With Low Voltage Controller

Designed to have the case installed during the "rough-in" stages of construction and the fabric assembly during the finish stage

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

Standard with a Decora style three position wall switch

UL Plenum Rated case

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 and High Contrast Matte White fabric are available in sizes up to 8' high; High Power fabric is available in sizes up to 9'x12' and will be seamless up to 6' high

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this lens be used on Z7 II cameras with FTZ mount adapter?

A: Yes, the Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 14-24mm f/2.8G ED Lens can be adapted to the NIkon Z7 II using a Nikon FTZ mount adapter.

Q: 2. Does this lens come with a lens hood?

A: The lens hood shown in the photo is permanently attached to the lens, it is non removeable.

Q: 3. Is this lens now made in China?

A: Nikon's top line is always produced in Japan. Rest assured however, any Nikon item labelled 'Made in China' refers to the final assembly and test process, which is Nikon specified in its factory there, not out to a sub-contractor. Also, my understanding is Nikon shipped all the glass elements to China already in spec and polished for the assemble process. The labor cost to assemble a lens is considerable, and this is why we see the more 'mass produced' version of Nikon lens tends to be from places where local labor cost are lower than Japan, however, the quality and workmanship is not inferior.

Q: 4. Is this lens compatible with Nikon D90?

A: Yes, it will mount on that camera body but the D90 is a DX-format camera, so you would get a zoom factor of 1.5x. It would be the equivalent of a 21-36mm lens mounted on an FX-format camera (1.5 times 14 & 24). Put another way, if it were mounted on the D90 the widest angle-of-view would be a more-narrow 84 degrees instead of 114 degrees, because the smaller sensor in the D90 (compared to an FX-format camera such as the Nikon D700, D4, or D5) would not see the entire image projected onto the sensor plane. Nikon makes a 10-24mm zoom for DX-format cameras, that offers a 61-109 degree view when mounted on your D90. That might suit your purposes better, not to mention it's lighter and much less expensive than the 14-24mm, though the 10-24mm is not as fast (doesn't allow in as much light).

Q: 5. can this lens work with Nikon 3100?

A: Yes, this lens is compatible with the Nikon D3100 and will retain autofocus, however it will have a 1.5x crop factor.

Q: 6. Can this lense work with Nikon 3100?

A: Hi Kagiso, sorry, but I never use this lens with a Nikon 3100. Regards.

Q: 7. Can you shoot in auto focus with this converter on the Olympus 300mm lens?

A: Yes, that is the main reason I bought the 300mm f4 IS Pro and the MC-14 together. I actually havent even used the 300mm lens without the converter. I paired the two together on my first outing to photograph small birds and they stayed together since then. Good pair I must say, image quality is very good. Which reminds me, I need to try the 300mm lens alone to see if I could detect any improvement with quality with the naked eye. However, as I said the lens with the mC-14 delivers well detailed files suitable for processing them to large prints.

Q: 8. Can this be used with the Ursa-mini with the shoulder mount kit and not have it interfere with the shoulder cushion?

A: You mount this plate to the tripod (with a plate that fits your particular head) and the camera slides on and locks. Then you flip the side lever, slide the camera off, and place it on your shoulder. It is not used at the same time as the shoulder mount. I use it with the Zacuto VCT Universal baseplate. Have also used it on URSA, but haven't tried it on the mini.

Q: 9. Will the inputs really not be an XLR/TRS combo as the picture shows (i.e., xlr only)?

A: The image shows XLR only.

Q: 10. Is there a way to use a Var ND filter with this lens?

A: The Nikon AF-S Zoom 14-24mm f/2.8G ED AF lens does not have a front filter thread, and it requires the use of a special filter holder system such as the LEE SW150 http://bhpho.to/1eas1in. That being said, there are several graduated neutral density filters that will be compatible with this system, however, variable neutral density filters are not produced for this system.