Best Rite Platinum Reversible Markerboard 4X5 Porcelain

Best Rite Platinum Reversible Markerboard 4x5 Porcelain

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The Best Rite Platinum Reversible Markerboard 4x5 Porcelainfrom Best Rite Platinum Reversible Markerboard 4x5 Porcelainis a double-sided board with a porcelain steel magnetic dry-erase surface on both sides. The panel is trimmed with anodized aluminum, rotates 360° on a pivot hinge, and locks into place with the turn of a knob. Trim includes a full-length accessory tray with perforated panel for style and stability. Its wide base design and 3" locking casters provide safety, stability, and mobility.

Double-Sided Board Anodized Aluminum Trim Rotates 360° Locks into Place Full-Length Accessory Tray Molded Bumpers 3" Locking Casters

Parameters
Trim	Anodized Aluminum
Dimensions	79.5 x 67.8 x 24.0" / 201.9 x 172.1 x 61.0 cm
Weight	Not Specified by Manufacturer

Panel rotates 360° and locks into place

Stability panel provides double-sided accessory tray

Wide base design includes molded bumpers to protect walls

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The product description says the i1Photo spectroradiometer is designed for web & RGB print workflows, while the i1Publish is designed for web & CMYK print workflows. I print with an Epson Stylus 1400, which uses cyan, light cyan, magenta, light magenta, yellow, and black inks. Will the i1Photo correctly profile papers printed with this printer? Or do I need the i1Publish?

A: Yes, the i1Photo will correctly profile papers printed with this printer.

Q: 2. how many pages?

A: 32 pages for sketches and 31 pages for notes

Q: 3. Can we get the i1Pro3Plus spectrophometer without the large cutting board and extra software? We don't need the extras and we use external software based on the SDK. Thanks!

A: Unfortunately we can not accommodate that request at this time. We only offer the i1Pro3Plus as packaged by X-Rite.

Q: 4. Will the X-Rite I1Basic Pro 3 Plus make profiles for Canon imagePROGRAF Pro-2100? I see mixed answers on printer profiles.

A: The X-Rite i1Basic Pro 3 Plus Color Management System does not do printer profiles. The X-Rite i1Publish Pro 3, B&H # XRI1PP3, would be able to do printer profiling.

Q: 5. Can this be used to make large format printer profiles? I work with Onyx software.

A: Yes X-Rite i1Basic PRO 3 BH #XREO3BAS • MFR #EO3BAS allows you to measure, calibrate, and create profiles to match up to four-devices.

Q: 6. Can I create a printer profile that measures custom illuminant with the program provided in i1Publish Pro 3?

A: The X-Rite i1Publish Pro 3 comes with the software to make custom printer profiles.

Q: 7. Can I measure tiles on X-Rite Passport ColorChecker with Pro 3 Plus? Tiles are 12x12mm, Pro 3 Plus aperture is 8mm. However, tiles are slightly recessed. Not clear if the border around aperture will allow to reach the tiles.

A: The Passport ColorChecker is not intended to be used with the i1 Photo Pro 3 - it is intended for use with cameras. The i! Photo Pro 3 ships with the flat ColorChecker Mini.

Q: 8. Could this also work with the MMB-2?

A: No. The system will not support the Arri MMB-2 Mattebox.

Q: 9. For printer profiles, does this system use the TC 9.18 RGB Testcharts that the i! systems used?

A: The X-Rite i1Publish Pro 3 includes the TC 9.18 RGB printer patch set in the i1Profiler software.

Q: 10. Does XL Backup Board has built-it backlight for the transmissive profiling?

A: The X-Rite i1Basic Pro 3 Plus Color Management System's XL Backup Board does not have a backlight.

anyonymous	15/08/2024
You may read negative opinions of this camera on various online forums, but this camera has been a workhorse for many pro architectural photographers for a while, and with good reason. I do documentary photography in mostly urban areas, so I needed a camera that was portable enough to travel with but offered good movements, like ample front rise and fall. I tried a metal folding field camera, and it didn't offer the movement I needed. And a studio monorail would just be too big. The TK45S more than fits my needs. It's almost as compact as a folding field camera, and offers the movements and flexibility of a monorail. For some shooters who use a folder in the field and a monorail in the studio, this camera could take the place of both. The camera sets up relatively fast. Despite what you may read online it's easy to set up and break down, and it's quite sturdy. Combine all of that with the typical quality engineering and manufacturing of a German camera, and you have a first-rate system camera. The only real downside is the price of the camera and accessories, but you get what you pay for. 5

Spencer	06/08/2024
I use this camera for landscape and still life photography. I travel with it. Folded with 5 lenses and all necessary accesories everything fits in a small back pack. It took a few weeks to work my way around the movements and quickest way to fold it down. But once you are familiar with how it works it is a dream. I have had the camera for ten years and have had nothing fail. Perfect for what I do. I wish the wide angle bellows were stiffer and I have to take care of picture frame edges with 135mm lens. 5

Caleb	11/06/2024
Of course you have to pay, but Arri designs are second to none. The extensions are great for packing these down into your case, and smooth operation when you need to extend side coverage. A must if shooting with diffusion filters outside or near hard, sidey light sources. 5