Designed for short-throw projectors, the Da-Lite 27954 59.5 x 144" Panoramic Whiteboard Screenfrom Da-Lite 27954 59.5 x 144" Panoramic Whiteboard Screenis designed to cover the wall of a classroom, is hotspot-free under projection, and is magnetic. It can be used with an ultra-short throw projector as an interactive screen or as a conventional whiteboard with dry-erase markers. A 24" tray for markers makes the IDEA Panoramic ideal for any classroom. The screen features an overall viewing area of 59.5 x 144" and a center panel viewing area of 59.5 x 95.25".

121" Diagonal / 16:9 Aspect Ratio    IDEA Dry-Erase Screen Finish    2.5 Gain / 50° Viewing Cone    Use with Projector or as Whiteboard    Three-Panel Design    Surface Avoids Hotspots    Magnetic with Thin Bezel    Aluminum Frame with Silver Finish    24" Marker Tray    Wall Brackets Included

An erasable projection surface designed to be free of hotspots. The surface features GREENGUARD GOLD Certification

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this panoramic set made of 1 large and 2 medium Lastolite frames? I want to buy it so I can use it as panoramic or as 6.6 background with two 3.6 reflectors/diffusers. Will that be possible?

A: No, that would not be possible. The frame included with the Lastolite Panoramic Background is a connected collapsible aluminum frame that has an elastic cord inside the framework's tubing. The tubes cannot be separated to use as a smaller background and separate reflectors. It is only designed for use as the 13-foot panoramic background.

Q: 2. I see that it's 13 ft wide, but that is when it's flattened, correct? What does it measure at its widest point when set up in a C shape? I have a small room I hope to fit it in.

A: The middle section is 6.5 feet, & The wings are about 3.5 feet.

Q: 3. do the green screen comes with the pvc tubes ?

A: This listing is for the background only. If you want the metal frame here is the listing for that https://bhpho.to/2GBjNSz.

Q: 4. Is this made up of one (78x78 ) and two (42x78 ) Lastolite rapid frames?

A: According to Lastolite, while the frames are similar in design to the Lastolite Skylite frames, they are not the same frames. The frame in the Lastolite Panoramic Background is larger than the Skylite frame as it is 89 inches (7 feet 5 inches) tall.

Q: 5. Has Bushman Panoramic indicated what will be included in this v3 Bundle?

A: The BUSHMAN Panoramic Claremont Monopod 360 Bundle V3 includes: the Pole Pro, the tripod Pro, the Counterweight 500 g, 3x Magnetic popeye, monkey clamp, ground spike, 1/4 spacer, neck strap, camera holder and a case.

Q: 6. Is this wrinkle-free?

A: The clips and frame will help keep the surface even.

Q: 7. Can you wash this screen?

A: You can't machine wash, but you can spot clean with a mild detergent (like Woolite or baby shampoo) and make sure to blot it dry, not rub.

Q: 8. would this frame hold a neutral gray muslin backdrop (10x12) for those times when I don't want to use the green?

A: Hmmmm.yes...But it is proprietary... made for the clips and screen that come with it. You can drape another backdrop over the skeleton, yes...I just prefer the green with the clips attached - as it comes - which makes it tight ! Good Luck !!!

Q: 9. Is there a video guide for setup and takedown of Lastolite Panoramic Background (13', Chromakey Green)?

A: Trial and error will help you figure out the best way to handle it. Hint - lay each section on the floor and crawl around it to assemble/disassemble. Use velcro straps to secure each section before putting in the bag. Folding it up is rather like refolding a map!

Q: 10. Can you light it from behind? OR how easy is it to light vs traditional seamless paper? Spill?

A: I contacted Lastolite with your inquiry. The manufacturer states that the Lastolite Panoramic Background (13', White) is not opaque, so light will pass through it. However, the construction of the fabric would prevent it from working like a diffuser such as the HiLite. The weave is tight and dense, so while some light would get through, it would not transmit a lot of light and it would most likely result in a hot spot rather than spreading and distributing the light across the surface like diffuser fabric would.