How difficult is the setup of this screen? And how big is the carrying case once it's broken down? Thanks.
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Once you get the hang of it, it is not difficult at all. It definitely takes two people for the setup as it is a really big screen. The case is about 2'x4' (didn't measure precisely) and is of really good solid quality. It has wheels to help with the transport as the screen and case are a bit heavy when packed up.
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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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The largest screen I have projected on is a 10' x 20' white tarp hung on a baseball backstop for an outside movie night. Projected in HD 1080p. Image looked great. A 12' x 21' screen with the projector set back 37' in a dark room will still look good. Check out this site for detailed info on screen size.http://www.projectorcentral.com/Optoma-EH500-projection-calculator-pro.htm
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This Screen Came in A Decent Bag (Boxed For Shipping). The Bag Is Very Adequate To Store It In. It Doesn't Include Any Kind Of Stand Or Support.
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At its longest point it is almost 10 inches, by 6 inches wide. The actual screen is only 5 1/2 by 3 inches. It's smaller than I expected, but that's okay. It makes storing it easier, plus my two year old can carry it around easier.
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There are lots of tiny screws and pieces you have to remove to get to the screen. If you don't have any electronics skills and lots of patience, I wouldn't try it. The hardest part is probably cracking it open without tearing the case up. Hope this helps.
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Not very difficult. Should be able to setup everything on the main quickset screen. There's lots of features and tools but most are optional.
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Yes, best thing about it is that it's all built into the unit. There is nothing to put together, just unfold, pop it open and stake it down. I have has lots of screen house's and this is about as easy as it can be. Sets up in about 5 minutes.
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size of the box that it arrives? it's really compact you basically have 2 cases for lights and stands. as you see in the picture. i haven't repackaged the equipment since receiving it, but it would be easy to take down. the light boxes you would have to disassemble, but that would be about the most time consuming, if any, of the whole procedure.
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Smallest screen in the bucket FIRST then so on and so on... Youtube bubble bags for all the info and tips you need
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I would invest in a more durable kit. The bag will rip, tear under its own weight and you will need a steamer a lot of clamps to get the green screen taught.
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This is a 3.0" screen. The border is thin. Other than this information, I cannot answer your question.
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Hello Travis. Well I can tell you that I have mine at 12'. The screen size is about 80" wide and the quality is very good. It's almost like a large flatscreen.
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It's 165mm W x 100mm H x 7mm D. That's just the screen size not counting the wiring.
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The largest screen I have projected on is a 10' x 20' white tarp hung on a baseball backstop for an outside movie night. Projected in HD 1080p. Image looked great. A 12' x 21' screen with the projector set back 37' in a dark room will still look good. Check out this site for detailed info on screen size. http://www.projectorcentral.com/Optoma-EH500-projection-calculator-pro.htm
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No it folds up nicely into a zippered case it comes with! The case is very compact relative to the size of the screen.
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Our old spine came off in one piece, so we reused it. But I have to say it was a tight fit. The screen is heavier than your average screen.