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109" Diagonal / 16:10 Aspect Ratio    HD Progressive 1.3 Surface    1.3 Gain / 150° Viewing Angle    Low Voltage Control (LVC)    Silent Motor    Video Projector Interface    Black Housing Finish    Smooth Roll Technology    Tensioning Cable System

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. could i record the movements between two points (linear, pan, tilt, zoom, focus) and then re-produce that later in next shots?

A: Yes, for the 3 axis of Pan, Tilt and Tracking that this offers you are able to reproduce movements.

Q: 2. It lists speeds, i understand these are maximum. but what are minimums? I know some sliders that are simply too fast for my work. what is the minimum for time lapse? also, minimum for time lapse panning? Thank you.

A: Hi there, Lynx excels at slow speeds. It can do a shoot-move-shoot style move that make it extremely slow, like move 1mm every hour. It can also make continuous moves very slowly, slower than 100mm per hour. I think when you get down towards 20mm per hour accuracy begins to be effected and shoot-move-shoot is a better option.

Q: 3. How loud are the motors? Can you actually use during interviews? Or is it mainly for b-roll?

A: this is primarily designed for B-Roll and MOS shooting

Q: 4. This thing apparently requires Matterport Cloud Account, is there a fee for that?

A: One can use the free tier of the Matterport account with the Matterport Axis Motorized Mount + Tripod, but there are paid options that offer additional active spaces and users. Please see the link below: https://buy.matterport.com/plans

Q: 5. Can the 3-axis head talk to the CineMoco? I want the cinemoco to tell the head the distance and want to set key frames on the 3

A: At this time Cinetics does not state compatibility between the Cinetics Lynx 3-Axis Motorized Slider and the Cinemoco.

Q: 6. Can this be used with Canon c200?

A: Hi there, you can use a camera up to 10 lbs to slide horizontally, and up to 5 lbs to slide vertically. A C200 set up to be as light as possible would work for many shots, but we always recommend the smallest camera you can get away with for motion control shots.From a product review by Videomaker, when we attached the Canon C300 MKII, a camera that is above recommended weight, the motors pan, tilted and slid with ease a href= https://www.videomaker.com/article/r02/19045-review-cinetics-lynx-motion-controlled-slider-offers-simple-motion-control-solution target= _blank https://www.videomaker.com/article/r02/19045-review-cinetics-lynx-motion-controlled-slider-offers-simple-motion-control-solution/aThanks for the questions!

Q: 7. Can it be mounted vertically (90) and still function as described?

A: Yes, you can mount a camera vertically by using an L-bracket or cage. The Cinetics Lynx 3-Axis Motorized Slider will still function normally like this.

Q: 8. I'm looking to take simple panoramics of landscapes with my phone for Facebook. Can the panoramics be uploaded to Facebook?

A: Yes, you can upload the panoramic photos your phone takes while using the Matterport Axis Motorized Mount + Tripod to Facebook.

Q: 9. Are the Focusing Stageand Lens Stage included? the picture shows them but is not written in in the box list.

A: Yes, the negative and lens stages are included while the head and baseboard are separate.

Q: 10. Does this unit allow slave mode with advanced external intervalometers using an AUX Cable?

A: The Cinetics Lynx 3 Axis Motorized Slider has it's own control system which can use a Cinetics CineMoco Shutter-Release (https://bhpho.to/3Kfblb0) for select cameras, in order to trigger shutter commands. Cinetics recommends using the Cinetics Lynx Controller to control these commands.