The Da-Lite Cinema Contour Fixed Frame Screen 45 x 80"from Da-Lite Cinema Contour Fixed Frame Screen 45 x 80"features a wider, more substantial frame as well as a projection surface designed for viewing 4K and Ultra HD content so you can maximize the capabilities of your projector. The larger standard black frame gives the eye a point of reference and enhances contrast for film purists and aficionados.

92" Diagonal / 16:9 Aspect Ratio    HD Progressive 1.3 Surface    1.3 Gain / 150° Viewing Angle    45° Angle-Cut Frame    Flat Viewing Surface    Pro-Trim Finish and Black Backing    Aluminum Frame

Ideal for applications where projector brightness and screen size require an increase in gain, the white surface offers high-fidelity color reproduction, and allows for more flexibility with ambient light conditions. This surface works for video as well as charts and graphs in a corporate setting. Cone 150° Gain: 1.3

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. For the Matthews Mini Boom (45-80 ), what is the weight capacity when the boom is fully extended?

A: It is 8 lbs maximum capacity at full extension.

Q: 2. How high is the stand itself?

A: 5.9"

Q: 3. What is the overall size?

A: The Kodak 80" Tripod 16:9 Projector Screen (White Matte) BH #KO80T169PSMW dimensions: Screen housing length: 75.6” Screen Height (Inches) 39.21 Screen Height in Inches 39.21 Screen Width (Inches) 69.72 Screen Width in Inches 69.79 Weight (lbs.) 15.8

Q: 4. Is that a standard gobo head used on the boom? Mine broke and need to replace. Thanks.

A: Thanks all. I contacted Matthews and learned that the head on the mini boom is identical to the standard matthews gobo head with one exception - the bolt is shorter on the mini boom head.

Q: 5. What diameter is the shaft?

A: 10 mm

Q: 6. what is the best mathews c stand for this boom?

A: Any c-stand, junior roller, combo, hi-roller will work depending on how much leg spread you need to assist the counterbalance for a safe hold. In other words, say you have just a head on this boom, with a c-stand and proper sand bags, you would be just fine. But if you start to carry more weight, upsize the stand. The whole point with this boom, its small and compact, designed to fit in cramped spaces. When you start to carry more weight, invest in a Manfrotto Mega-boom. It needs a junior roller or similar, but its still fairly compact for for its abilities.

Q: 7. Would this fit an Eizo CG277 or NEC PA272W?

A: It will fit the screens, but additional peripherals (including stands) will not fit.

Q: 8. Can this be used with ultra throw projectors?

A: The Kodak 80" 16:9 Tripod Projector Screen (Matte White) BH #KO80T169PSMW would not be the best choice for use with UST projectors. When used with a UST projector, set the lamp brightness to low or eco mode.

Q: 9. I lost the t-knob that tightens the boom to the stand. Is there a link to the replacement part? Thank You.

A: The replacement knob for the stand adapter of this boom is the Matthews 5/16 Knurled T-Knob B&H # MAT516K. Please see the image below for reference.

Q: 10. Would this be a good umbrella for a photo booth set up? I'd use with my canon 580EX strobe.

A: It should work very well. I use this umbrella with a homemade bracket for three SB-910 strobes. I am pleased with the results and quality of the umbrella.