With an ultra-compact size, the Optoma HZ40HDR 4000-Lumen Laser DLP Projectordoesn't require much space to equip your home with a theater-like experience. The native 1080p resolution and 4000 lumens let you project your favorite TV shows and movies in fully lit rooms with great detail. Gamers in the family can enjoy their favorite titles with a smooth 120 Hz refresh and responsive 8.6 ms latency. Adding a Blu-ray player, set-top box, or game console is easy, thanks to dual HDMI 2.0 inputs. With a USB-A port for power, the HZ40HDR can also support an optional smart TV dongle.

Brightness of 4000 Lumens    Full HD 1920 x 1080 Native Resolution    1.48 to 1.62:1 Throw Ratio    2 x HDMI 2.0 Inputs    120 Hz Refresh Rate & 8.6 ms Latency    Horizontal/Vertical Keystone Correction    Eco-Friendly Construction    20 to 300" Screen Size    360° & 24/7 Operation    15W Built-In Speaker

DLP (Digital Light Processing) is a Texas Instruments technology designed to keep the projector more compact while delivering deep blacks and reduced pixelation for a more cinema-like experience.

With support for +/- 30° horizontal and vertical keystone correction, the HZ40HDR can more easily achieve a properly squared image.

The HZ40HDR is an eco-friendly option for watching TV and movies or playing games. It offers low power consumption and a long lifespan, with a laser light source rated to last approximately 30,000 hours.

• External power supply for increased portability
• 20 to 300" screen size
• Supports 4K HDR and full 3D content
• 360°, 24/7 operation
• 15W built-in speaker

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The description mentions certain other triggers Will these trip Pocket Wizard Plus-III radios?

A: How this can work with other radio systems like Pocketwizard Plus III is the Cactus sensor needs to be attached via a 3.5 to 3.5 cord to the Plus III. When the Cactus sensor is set off it sets off the hard wired Pocketwizard which then can set off other Pocketwizards.

Q: 2. Is this tripod compatible with the CobraCrane 5033 and Glider Gear 47 Slider?

A: No, the Cobrcrane Backpacker weighs 15 lbs which exceeds the load capacity of this tripod unfortunately.

Q: 3. How precisely do you have to line up the laser? We've tried a similar product but it's so picky that even a strong wind can push it far enough out of alignment that the camera will not trigger.

A: The subject will need to be precisely aligned with the trigger.

Q: 4. Is this compatible with the E-Image GH03 tripod? (The E-Image pan handle seems to be removed from the website and the B&H SKU brings me to this item!)

A: Unfortunately, the Magnus Pan Handle for VT-4000 PRO and VT-4000-PRO-2 is listed for use with the Magnus REX VT-4000PRO 2-Stage Video Tripod with Fluid Head and the Magnus REX VT-4000-PRO-2 2-Stage Video Tripod with Fluid Head. A pan arm suitable for the E-Image GH03 Fluid Head with Flat Base is the E-Image Pan Handle for GH03 Fluid Head with manufacturer number GB1 will be best.

Q: 5. which cable should I buy to connect this device to Canon EOS 7D mark ii (needs to be at least 20 feet long)? Thanks.

A: The LV5 has a 3.5mm port. The Canon 7D Mark II has a 3-pin shutter release. The proper cable would be the Vello 3.5mm shutter release cable for Canon 3-pin. B&H # VERCCC235. But this is not 20' long. Very soon Vello is releasing a 33' extension cord for this cable. In the meantime, the Canon 33' extension cord will work. B&H # CAET1000N3

Q: 6. looking for a replacement tripod bag for this tripod?

A: Since the folded length on the Magnus VT-4000 Tripod System with Fluid Head is 30.3", consider the FEISOL TBL-85 Tripod Bag (Black). See the link below: https://bhpho.to/3N8OKAv

Q: 7. I am having problems with it working with my Iphone 6s. How do I get it to work?

A: This microphone will not work with an iPhone. It is designed specifically for Olympus voice recorders. This adapter may work for you:The SC4 3.5mm TRS to TRRS Adaptor from Rode is designed to let you connect a microphone with a 3.5mm output, such as the Rode VideoMic, to smart devices with a 3.5mm TRRS input. It features color coded, gold-plated connectors, with gray indicating the TRRS connector, in addition to shielded construction. The SC4 is compatible with stereo microphones and combines left and right channels to a mono signal for TRRS compatibility.

Q: 8. Can this microphone be used with a Nikon D5000 or a Canon Rebel T3?

A: I have several Nikon cameras with mic sockets and it works with all of them.

Q: 9. Radio Triggering Range of up to 328' - To use this item, does one need a single Cactus V5 transceiver? I noticed you sell the transceivers either singly or in pairs, and the description suggests this item can trigger the transceiver itself.

A: It depends on what your goal is as well as existing equipment. The laser has a sender built in, so it can activate the shutter and on-camera flash with a single transciever. If you want to use remote flash (most aoolications like water drops, bursting ballons etc.) require a remote flash - then you either need a second transceiver or a camera/flash system that controls a slave flash. Hope this helps

Q: 10. How do you connect the laser to your camera ? Do I need to get an additional receiver ? (Sony alpha and Nikon d7000)

A: The Cactus LV5 Laser Trigger works with the Cactus V5, V6/IIs. For a Sony E mount camera you need this, https://bit.ly/3wh6DXp.