100 16 9 Collapsible Projector Screen Front Projection

[1x ARRI Rosette] I put together a front-projection system and needed an adjustable-angle mount for the projector. Two of these clamps are able to solidly support my 6-pound projector on 15mm rails with no trouble. They cost a little more than I wanted to spend but I'm so glad I got these. Well worth the price.

[4:3] Great Quality screen! Very durable, strong, and perfect for front projection.

[245 W] I purchased this projector for my home golf simulator. Projection onto an impact screen, making my game feel and looking ok like I’m at an Xgolf or swing zone golfing simulator. I can practice all winter and prepare for the upcoming golf season when the weather breaks. Highly recommend this projector!

[Black] We use this for a movie and game projector on a 100 inch (diag) screen. We have been hooked since day one and really have no complaints! Very easy to set up and use and the picture is fantastic. I researched for a long time before buying and B&H photo had the lowest price. Very happy customer overall!!

[ARC, eARC] This projector is now installed on my ceiling, and is for home theater use with a 100 inch screen. I have had it about a week now and am completely blown away. Until now my only exposure to 3D has been in movie theaters. The HD66 is comparable to this experience, mostly limited by my sound system. You do have to adjust the factory settings but when done WOW. The only negative I have is it requires the use of an adapter (3D-XL) to view Bluray 3D movies. However, for a combined price of less than a grand, it can't be beat. I would highly recommend its purchase by others.

[Non-tensioned] Screen is being used in a 40 x 40 foot room with a 7.2 theater system. The projection screen is over the stage and is long enough to extend down and up out of the way when not in use. If the light were not in the way, I could have moved the screen even higher.

[f/1.85 to 2.35] This is a bright - lightweight and solid projector to work with. Using it for projection mapping and I really love it so far.

[Manual Focus] I tested this lens against the old Fisheye-Nikkor 16mm f/3.5(on a FTZ adapter) using a Z7II. Aside from the very slightly wider angle of view compared to the old 16/3.5, the image quality of the TTArtisans 11mm/2.8 fisheye was largely indistinguishable between the 2 lenses. To the casual user (me), the projection *looks* the same, so maybe the old Nikon 16/3.5 uses stereographic projection like this TTArtisans is reputed to? Lens seems heavy because it's all metal/glass. Focus is stiff, which I prefer, but it might get stiffer in cold temperatures which would not be good. The non-linearly marked aperture ring is non-detented, which I don't prefer, but is adequately stiff so accidental changes to aperture will hopefully be avoided. I had to add a couple of pieces of gaff tape to the inside of the lens cap; it was too loose as came new.

[1.1] We use this projector screen in our church activities.

[1x Remote] I was amazed with the quality and graphics of my new Optoma W400LVE projector. I really also liked how you can adjust the brightness to help my projection light last much longer. This projector is much better color and picture quality than my last projector, and pretty close to the quality of my first projector, a JMGO which costed close to $1000. I am very pleased and excited with the use of my Optoma W400LVE.