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Question: My backyard has a slightly declining hill.  Can you adjust the screen/legs to compensate for this for a better viewing angle?
Document: This was my first time doing backyard movies and this screen came highly recommended by a friend. I was NOT disappointed! I bought an Epson PowerLite 8350 projector (2000 lumens, 50,000:1 contrast ratio) and the picture quality knocked our socks off with this screen! Plus, it's a nice big picture!
I thought this was a really cool feature to avoid bothering those who might be distracted by such a large and bright picture. I think it's safe to say that there is no better buy out there. Regardless the size screen you purchase, you can't beat the lightweight, compact size and easy set up of this unit. Purchase with confidence as you will not be disappointed!
My company had purchased some smaller portable screens for some temporary classrooms. Once setup we quickly found that they were not large enough. I needed a better solution quick! I found this screen on a Wednesday and was assembling four of them two days later. My manager and I were very impressed with the construction quality. They are perfect for our indoor needs.
Great Product and easy to set up/take down! I bought this for my parents&#8217; anniversary to run a slide show in our backyard. The screen is huge, it was big enough for everyone to see from all angles of the yard. The thing I like about this screen though is the one piece frame design, it&#8217;s so easy, it goes together in a snap, literally.
I was looking for a large screen for my backyard but I didn't want one that took two people to set up. I also wanted one that was EASY to set up and take down. To be honest, if it was a pain to take down, I would just leave it up all the time- and the hot Los Angeles sun will quickly just destroy anything made of plastic that you leave outside. This was it. This screen set up in 10 minutes without reading the instructions.
It was super HARD to get that last corner done. Ended up having to use a pair of pliers with a soft rage so not to damage the edge. But once I got it in it looks great and the picture is much better vs. a solid white wall. I haven't had enough screen time to really say how nice it is yet, but initial reaction is nice. Just hoping that when I take in down and then have to reassemble in the future that I don't have the same issues.
I purchased this for backyard movie night and when we go camping. I believe this is made in the USA and it shows (in a good way). Someone was actually thinking when they designed this. Everything folds up nicely into the bag it comes in.
While not as &#34;heavy duty&#34; as some of the more expensive indoor/outdoor options, this screen is easy to set up, has a good picture even in ambient light, legs can be removed to wall mount if desired and screen is easy to clean. Well worth the price.
The picture quality is excellent with my Epson 2030. The legs detach at the bottom of the screen, so hanging is a totally workable option.Oh, and the other reviewers are correct that attaching the screen to the snaps is a two adult job, at least the first time until it's stretched a bit. Contrary to the instructions, do not put the legs on first.
Purchased this for a summer day camp. Purchased this because of its ability to be used outdoors and its size. The frame setup is a breeze - even if just one person. the screen took a while but finally did it with one person. taking it down was a breeze - the screen folds right back up as do the frame and legs. and it all fits in its nice little carrying case. I expect the more it is used, the easier it will be to get the screen on.
Answer: Nope. . Mines have a hill  too. ..I put a brick or something under one side of the leg to level off the screen. . Once that's done your main focus will be on the screen. . You won't even notice it.. Easy fix