Enjoy a wide-screen image while concealing your speakers with the EPV SE100WH1-A4K Standard Edition A4K 48.8 x 87" Acoustically Transparent Fixed Frame Projection Screen. The SE100WH1-A4K is a 16:9, 100" diagonal, low-profile, fixed frame screen featuring EPV's versatile AcousticPro-4K screen material.

The AcousticPro-4K surface is designed to work with all lens throws to provide excellent color neutrality and wide diffusion uniformity for projected images, while offering sonic transparency to hide in-wall speakers. The SE100WH1-A4K assembles easily on a 2.4" aluminum frame which is hand-wrapped in black velveteen to prevent projector overshoot. A tension rod system for attaching the screen material provides a smooth and even surface. All hardware is included, and the lightweight split-frame design makes for easy shipping and delivery to install sites. Additionally, a sliding wall mount is included to ensure proper alignment with your projector.

100" Diagonal | 16:9 Aspect Ratio    AcousticPro-4K Screen Surface    1.1 Gain | 160° Viewing Angle    Supports HD and 4K Projection    2.4" Black Velvet-Covered Aluminum Frame    Fully Tensioned with Black Backing    Sliding Wall Mount Included    Works with All Lens Throw Ratios

AcousticPro-4K has an ultra-white front projection screen surface with a 1.1 gain that provides excellent color neutrality for superb color reproduction and wide diffusion uniformity. The perforated weave is designed to handle 4K and Full HD projectors while eliminating the visual artifact known as the moiré effect. The dense mesh of the material with its ultrafine perforations creates a projection canvas that almost identically resembles EPV's best-selling and award winning CineWhite material. The virtual absence of the acoustic perforations means sound is not compromised and a clear sonic transparency is achieved.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it fit a Sony camera

A: It fits microphones with a diameter of .87 inches (22mm).

Q: 2. Can the GodoxAD600 be used with this?

A: The Nanlite Projection Attachment with 19 & 36° Lens Kit for Bowens Mount is made for LEDs and it may not have the space for the large bulb that the Godox AD600 uses. For a strobe with large bulb like the Godox AD600 I recommend the Godox BFP Flash Projection Attachment for Bowens BH #GOBFP or the Westcott Optical Spot by Lindsay Adler with 50mm f/1.4 Lens (Bowens) BH #WEO5014LB.

Q: 3. Can you use this with the Amaran 200x Bi-Color LED Light? Does it fit?

A: Yes, the Amaran 200X can be used with the Nanlite Projection Attachment for Bowens Mount with the 19 degree lens.

Q: 4. Also fits on forza FC500b?

A: Yes, the Nanlite Projection Attachment for Bowens Mount with 19° Len will fit the Forza FC500b.

Q: 5. Can this wind screen fit onto the rode ntg 4?

A: The NTG 1,2,4 are all about the same size, The NTG3 is tinnier and the NTG4 Plus is longer to accommodate the internal battery. I need one for the NTG4 PLUS.

Q: 6. Would this mount on the new Aputure Light Storm LS 60? Mounting mechanism looks similar but not sure of the dimensions.

A: No, the following unit will adapt to the Godox s30 echo-system.

Q: 7. Can I use this for Nanlite 60B with Bowens mount adapter ? I don't like the PJ-FMM-36/19 without Bowens mount .

A: Yes, the Nanlite Projection Attachment will mount to the Nanlite 60 unit. For maximum output we suggest using the light shaping tool with the Forza 500 unit to increase brightness by 200% or more. Nanlite Forza 500 II Daylight LED Monolight BH #NAFORZA500II • MFR #FORZA500II https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1736659-REG/nanlite_forza500ii_forza_500_ii_led.html

Q: 8. Is this projection attachment compatible only with led lights or it can be use with flash heads?

A: This Godox Projection Attachment is optimized for use with LED lighting.

Q: 9. What is the difference between the “19 & 36 Lenses Kit” and “36 & 19 Lenses Kit” for the PJ-BM unit?

A: The Nanlite Projection Attachment with 36 & 19° Lens Kit for Bowens Mount comes in two versions BH #NAPJBM3619 and BH #NAPJBM1936. Both kits contain the same items.

Q: 10. What is the difference between the 19 and 36 versions? Which is more commonly used / useful in the widest variety of application

A: The 19 and 36 just refers to the beam angle the light will narrow the light beam down to. You could get the 36 and if you find you want a narrower beam just add the 19mm lens to narrow further if needed. We sell the lenses separately.