The 120V motorized projector screen 16 10 110 inchfrom motorized projector screen 16 10 110 inchenables you to upgrade an existing Advantage Electrol screen by adding ViewShare video conferencing features. It includes a new fabric, motor, and roller assembly. It also comes with an integrated Logitech C930e HD Webcam installed in the slat bar, and a Jabra SPEAK 410 MS Speakerphone. The screen features tensioning to ensure the smoothest possible surface.

130" Diagonal / 16:10 Aspect Ratio    Cinema Vision Screen Surface    1.3 Gain / 90° Viewing Angle    For Screens with Type 3 Motor    Integrated Webcam and Speakerphone    Tab-Tensioned Screen Surface    Smooth Roll Technology

Cinema Vision is designed to provide a higher amount of brightness for lower output projectors. Its increased reflectivity enhances brightness in situations where a moderate level of ambient light is present. Ideal for video images. Cone: 90° Gain: 1.3

This retrofit is for the Type 3 Motor. The Type 3 Motor is identified by a 3-wire connector, does not have manual limit adjustments, and features an RJ-45 cable

• The auto-focusing camera is integrated into the slat bar
• Plug-and-play connectivity
• Full HD 1080p video calling (up to 1920 x 1080 pixels); 720p HD video calling (up to 1280 x 720 pixels) with supported clients
• H.264/SVC video compression
• Supports H.264 SVC 1080p for Microsoft Lync 2013, along with optimizations for call performance in single or multiparty HD video
• 90° field of view
• Up to 4X zoom in 1080p
• Rightlight 2 Technology for clear image in various lighting environments, even low light
• Optional light application for control of pan, tilt and zoom
• Carl Zeiss lens
• External privacy shutter
• Automatic low-light correction
• High-speed USB 2.0 certified (ready for USB 3.0)
• System requirements: Windows 7 or 8 / Mac OS X 10.7 or higher
• 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor
• 2GB of RAM
• Adequate hard drive space for recorded videos
• USB 2.0 port
• Compatible with UVC apps, and H/264 for Lync 2013. Optimized for Lync and Skype

• Connects via USB
• Requires 120 VAC power (AC adapter included)
• Microsoft certified
• Wideband hi-fi frequency response
• Includes digital signal processing, which digitally optimizes your voice and music while suppressing echoes
• Omnidirectional microphone and noise filter enhances call clarity by eliminating background noise
• Standard (E-STD) microphone sensitivity is comparable to a normal telephone receiver and is used in most telephone devices
• Mute function directly on the device

• Standard Silent Drive System to keep your screen whisper quiet
• Standard Low Voltage Control (LVC) to keep your screen operation flexible
• Smooth Roll Technology to keep your screen flat
• Slim-Tab, a lower profile and stronger tab design to keep your screen taut
• Standard black backing retains projected brightness
• Seamless screen surface

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what does the warranty cover

A: The B+W Limited Warranty will cover any manufacturer defect. Accidental damage, scratches, and wear and tear will not be covered.

Q: 2. Can I use this for a solar eclipse? Please respond soon because I need it for the 8/21/17 eclipse!!

A: I tested this filter on a Canon 70D with a 300mm focal length lens looking at the Sun. For taking a photo of the partial eclipse, you should use a setting of f11 or higher with a shutter speed of a thousandth of a second or shorter and a low ISO of 100 or less to get an unsaturated sharp image.

Q: 3. The picture they show with this ND filter looks terrible with the filter, is that a mistake or does this filter really do that to your shot?

A: i do not know what you refer to when you say the picture they show with this ND filter looks terrible with the filter, as i did not see any reference picture. all any ND filter does is cut down the light entering the camera lens, just like sunglasses do for our eyes. except this filter knocks down the light by a factor of 10 camera stops. this means that to get the proper exposure for any given aperture, the shutter has to be open for a much longer time to compensate for the filter. in fact, the shutter needs to be open approximately 1,000 times as long. for instance, if without the filter, a correct exposure is metered to be f/8 (or any aperture) at 1/250th a second, then, using the same aperture of f/8, the exposure would need to 4 seconds long. as the filter is neutral, there is no adverse effect on the color of the photograph. the only things that might effect picture quality are any movements that take place during the exposure, or any camera movements. when using this filter, there are few if any times that a tripod shouldn't be used. this filter is usually selected for the purpose of showing the effect of movement during the exposure like clouds or rushing water. it is a specialized and filter and not appropriate for general photography.

Q: 4. Hi, Did you notice color casting or shifting using this filter on long exposures (e.g. 20-30 )?I wonder if there's any difference in THAT regard with the MRC version?(B+W - 77mm 3.0 ND MRC 110M Filter - which is much more expensive..)Thank you!!

A: Hey Pablo, sorry for the delay in replying, I've been away. Yes, I found I need to cool it by about 700 degrees..Peter

Q: 5. hi, just wondering if this or any other 40.5mm ND filters are able to be used with the Nikon 1 J5 10-30mm kit lens??

A: Yes, I am using it on my lenses for my Nikon 1 1V with no problems as it is a standard lens filter threads.

Q: 6. if i already own a Multi coated UV filter, would I able to screw this filter on that one and essentially achieved the same effect of the $149 3.0 ND multi coated version?

A: I have the filter that you are considering for purchase, the main purpose of multi coated filters is to allow more light transmission than single coated filters. I use this filter specifically to reduce light transmission so for my purposes, multi-coating and the additional cost was not a factor in my decision. Most UV filters allow additional filters to be attached to them but you will not achieve the same results as having one multicoated 3.0 filter since you will reduce light transmission through each piece of glass light travels through. In other words, adding a multi coated UV filter to a single coated Neutral Density will not increase the light transmission of the single coated neutral density filter. Essentially, by combining the filters, you will be achieving the opposite results.

Q: 7. Hello, could you please confirm whether this filter will definitely 100% work with the olympus OM-D E-M10 mark ii kit lens? Thanks in advance.

A: For the kit lens I see on sale with the OM-D E-M10 MkII, yes. I use this filter on an older generation Olympus 14-42mm zoom. Check the label on the front of your lens: it should say ?37. This means the lens accepts 37mm filters such as this one.

Q: 8. My widest lens is a Nikon 17-35mm f: 2.8. Has anyone used this filter with this lens and seen any vignetting?

A: No issue with 16-24 lens on Canon 6D.

Q: 9. B+W, Brand name or Meant for Black and White photos?

A: Brand name

Q: 10. Will it open up to almost clear? If not whats the lightest it goes?

A: It's black glass and that's that. Do all your camera settings first. Then add the ND filter and take the shot.