Does this screen pull down in increments? I may not always need it at the full 119"
1711094
Yes, it is like a pull down window shade, you pull it down where you want it and it locks. To retract , you tug on it and it closes.
108119
Yes you will have enough clearance...but you should try to mount unit so screen is at eye level for best picture.
577454
it doesnt sit down flat, but i just set it the screen side down. it doesnt bother me that much honestly
1994993
I have a 120 inch screen and I'm 10 12 feet back...it has a border of 8 inches all the way around doesn't fill my screen....whenever I move out I should have more space.....I bought the bigger screen for this.... the 3d rocks ...if you have any questions email me.....Google spencer clough and you can find me
1837912
I only know fully lowered my Secptre 18.5" TV is 1¾" from the bottom edge to the table top. It has a 2" frame at the bottom of the screen.
1068295
No it is not, but you can tilt it. Also I'd buy a stand to go with it because it really is a nice screen and by far my favorite. You're not going to find one with an adjustable height with that kinda quality. I mean you could but it would end up being more money.
1103995
My unit gets used daily and is working well. I set it up on installation and have no need to make adjustments however I vaguely recall manually selecting "toggling" through various options. I do not recall the option to input specific horizontal / vertical adjustments. There were many preset options and I eventually found the perfect resolution for my 50" display.
1958706
NO, This does not adjust up and down easily. That is what I had hoped when I ordered, but it didn't work well at all, so I gave it to a co-worker to use. If you have a Dell monitor they make one that is better - but still doesn't have a lot of vertical adjustment - must easier to adjust though.
623946
With my 19" monitor I could raise it to about 11", naturally if you have a larger monitor not as much.
1094616
I really love mine and use it all the time but it does require me to look down when I use it in my lap. If it was placed and a table (ie kitchen table) I believe you might still need to look down an inch or two.
382178
Mine doesn't move side to side or open and closed when picking it up as long as picked up two handed by the bottom it is a little heavy, so if picked up by the bottom and the screen it does move. Try that should help.
1501194
You may find information at the mfg site: favientertainment.com. According to their table a 120 inch screen has a total outside width of 101 inches for the pull down screen. Other screens may differ.
673110
11.2 the screen is nice but because they are so large u may need a av booster I think it's called that if not u will have like lines on the screen I had 7 inch before I up graded and did not need the booster. But adding the booster made the difference and the picture is nice hope this helped let me know
1350280
As far as I know, you just pull up on the outside tabs for any increments that you want off. You probably have everything in the down position. Some of them may stick a little bit, so I had to pry the ones up adjacent first. Good luck.
2169962
It does to a certain extent. You can't put the screen down fully vertical, it rests at about a 30 or so degree angle less than straight up and down. I have not found that to be a hindrance in any way; rather the convenience of longer battery operation before having to charge far outweighs that difference. Of course, what and how you shoot will depend on whether or not you consider it important enough; I shoot at horse shows, so I usually have continuous focus on and I'm constantly aiming and focusing. I have no problem shooting 800 or so shots with complete confidence that I won't run out of battery power. It does to a certain extent. You can't put the screen down fully vertical, it rests at about a 30 or so degree angle less than straight up and down. I have not found that to be a hindrance in any way; rather the convenience of longer battery operation before having to charge far outweighs that difference. Of course, what and how you shoot will depend on whether or not you consider it important enough; I shoot at horse shows, so I usually have continuous focus on and I'm constantly aiming and focusing. I have no problem shooting 800 or so shots with complete confidence that I won't run out... » Read More It does to a certain extent. You can't put the screen down fully vertical, it rests at about a 30 or so degree angle less than straight up and down. I have not found that to be a hindrance in any way; rather the convenience of longer battery operation before having to charge far outweighs that difference. Of course, what and how you shoot will depend on whether or not you consider it important enough; I shoot at horse shows, so I usually have continuous focus on and I'm constantly aiming and focusing. I have no problem shooting 800 or so shots with complete confidence that I won't run out of battery power. « Show Less
2086542
Yes- but I'm not sure if you can make that spot you want the default place it stops. You can stop it anywhere you want with the remote but one press in either direction makes it go all the way down or up. It's a real good screen!
1726328
You pull the top half, where screen goes, apart from the bottom half, where circle/buttons go. Don't bend it, just pull straight up and down!