Is there anything fancy at the top of the pole? (Planning to saw it, only need about 21" high / 1 screen)
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There is nothing fancy at the top. I would recommend bolting them to a wooden table or using wood or something as a support. I used lifetime plastic tables and they bent the plastic. Also it's hard to get the mounts themselves tightened so the displays won't articulate down. They make a decent addition but frustrating to set up 6 alone.
1489120
just the plastic cap covering the hole, but at about that height there is a hole in the side where your supposed to put the wire hook thing. It shouldn't cause a problem though.
1056829
Very feasible, the image shows up pretty clearly from behind, so I think you would be able to do it with a strong enough projector. Ours is a little under 1500 lumens to give you an idea.
1956209
If you google portable movie screen you will find many options as well as prices. My screen looks like a theater screen, and hangs on a metal frame. It's heavy but assembles fairly quickly. The inflatables are easier but require power and make noise. They are lighter and come in basic as well as fun Disney shapes if you have kids. Some screens even float. Sound for me has been the biggest challenge. I went with a sound bar and long cables.
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I have the projector mounted on a stand about 3 feet away from the screen. Any further back was too large of a display for a 5 foot screen. I think ceiling mounted would work as well.
781252
If it was a very light picture you could probably hang it with a wire or something with a hook hooked over one of the horizontal black strips. This is just thin black painted wood strips, with the white being paper. It is a traditional shoji screen.
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I think this screen is like 90" diagonal so you'll want a projector that can project around that number so you don't have a lot of white space when watching something. Most projectors project from like 20"-80" and up so all you have to do is move the projector closer or further away from the screen to get the size you want! But just make sure the projector you buy can reach at least 80" diagonally otherwise the picture won't be as clear on the screen and there will be a lot of extra white space!
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I would agree that a 10x12 setup is best. I used my Backdrop Alley system successfully with this screen.
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You don't need a screen a white wall will do fine. Start with that and you can installl a sreen later, nothing special is required, just a good white screen, I use a daylight electro 92 inch.RT
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The few videos I have done are great but it's not primarily something I use it for. Over all I would recommend a tripod or stand if you plan on using it for that. The display is big enough that you should have no issues with it.
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Don't remember, most likely you can as pole is empty inside, but doubt VGA or power cable can make trough it, only HDMI. Its awesome steady stand just zip tie cables to the pole in worst case.
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I have two 23" monitors in landscape and another 19" square right on top, and I have about 5" extra on the pole. I think you would barely be able to do this, the problem you would have it if you do this, the bottoms of the screens will be literally on the desk to make enough room.
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Yes. Give youeself a good 2 hrs to set it up though. Poles do not hold up well in windy confitions. It wad still cheaper than s rental though.
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In my environment the viewing height is too high at about 3' from the ground. Sitting in the couch 12' away I had to look upward at the screen (56" model). Although I did not see any issues with the picture quality it was annoying to look upward. My solution was to place a thick book under the rear of the set, thus tilting the entire unit forward. (be careful not too much). tilting the unit made a big difference in viewing comfort
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I just set this up w/ a 110" screen @ a throw distance of 10.5 ft. Some pixellation is noticeable at 720p but very minor. It really depends on your source. 1080p looks amazing. The projector is a light cannon and picture is amazing. You won't regret it.
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Silver Ticket screens, Visual Apex (Vapex) screens, Elite Screens. Those are all decent screens at lower price ranges and all would be better than projecting on a wall, even though a bare wall can look decent.
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By the looks of it, I would say no. Yes I bought item but have not used it or even got it out of the box yet. But common sense should tell you, that you don't need a screen on the roof. Bob
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Only if the wind is not blowing. Other than that the screen room is very sturdy