The 40.5 x 95.0" Cinema Contour Cinemascope Fixed Frame Projection Screen from Da-Lite is a wall mountable aluminum frame with an HD Progessive 1.1 Perf finish, 1.1 Gain rating and Greenguard certification for use indoors. This finish is designed for use with rear mounted speakers since its built-in perforations allow sound to penetrate with no acoustic loss. The fire retardant, mildew-resistant vinyl finish delivers true color and uniform edge-to-edge image diffusion.

The frame is bordered with black Pro-Trim fabric; a smooth, felt-like material similar to the surface of a pool table that helps absorb any excess projection light that might intrude on the picture area. It also provides the screen with a professional finishing touch.

The flat frame has 45° mitered slip jointed corners for a precise fit and neat appearance. Tapered edges help reduce any shadows that may spill into the viewing area. The screen attaches to the rear of the frame via reinforced black webbing and snaps that are hidden by the overall design. Wall mounting brackets are included to expedite installation.

Wall Mountable    103" Diagonal    2.35:1 Aspect Ratio    Pro-Trim Fabric Borders    Front Projection

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What this Bmpcc 4k recommend for altitude climb mountain?

A: This camera has an operating temperature between 32 to 104°F. It will not be a good choice if you face freezing temperatures on the mountain.

Q: 2. Can I use Samsung Portable SSD T5 External to record 14 bit RAW 4K?

A: The Samsun Portable SSD T5 1TB USB-C drive is certified for recording 4K DCI Lossless RAW (12-bit) up to 30 fps on the Pocket Cinema Camera 4K. For more information regarding certified media please visit the Blackmagic Design Support website.

Q: 3. External 12v power connection - is the locking 2 pin power cable going to be propriety or will it be standard? If so is the an example of one, currently on the market, that will fit?

A: Information about the 12V Power Connector will be available closer to release time as the product is still in development.

Q: 4. Can I connect this camera to a PC with usb-c and record directly to the computer without an SD card?

A: No, but you can connect it to an external drive via the USB-C port to record to it instead of using SD cards.

Q: 5. Is there a difference in minutes between the Lp-e6 and the newer lp-e6n?

A: Since the LP-E6N batteries have slightly higher capacity there should be a difference.

Q: 6. The specs listed here says "ProRes 422LT: 1080p at 23.98/24/25/29.97/30/50/59.94/60/120 fps (12.75 MB/s)" How can the bitrate be the same all the way up to 120fps? I thought for ProRes the bitrate increases as the frame rate increases?

A: That is the bit rate for 30 FPS. Sorry for any confusion. You can check the manual for more detailed information. The bit rate also varies wit image content.

Q: 7. Can you somehow mount the Blackmagic Design URSA Viewfinder on this camera?

A: Difficult, expensive and no guarantee but you could try Wooden Camera UVF Mount V2 NATO Rail Kit B&H # WO157100 and Wooden Camera Blackmagic URSA EVF Modification Kit B&H # WO217300.

Q: 8. Can you use a Nikon 24-70 lens on the new BM camera?

A: you can using adapter from metabones or kipon.

Q: 9. Will there be a way to start/stop recording with a cable? So we can place the camera at distance from the operator.

A: Sadly no LANC! Pretty dumb decision by BMD....

Q: 10. Any word on gimbal compatibility?

A: In photo 15 of this page it shows the camera on a hand held crane, maybe somebody could tell which.