This Canetti Design Graphite Edge Magnet Frame 2.5x3.5from the Canetti Design Graphite Edge Magnet Frame 2.5x3.5is a tabletop picture frame that can hold one photo, or two back-to-back photos, measuring up to 2.5 x 3.5". Horizontal, vertical, or square photos can be placed between the frame's two clear panels, which are fastened together using built-in magnets. The magnets form a secure seal that also allows for a displayed photo to be conveniently changed.

Constructed from durable acrylic, the frame's panels are easily cleaned with a soft, dry cloth and feature graphite-colored edges.

Clear, Acrylic Tabletop Picture Frame    Graphite-Colored Edges    Holds 1 or 2 Photos up to 2.5 x 3.5"    For Horizontal, Vertical, Square Photos    Back-to-Back Panel Design    Secure, Magnetic Seal    Easy to Clean

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the diameter of the magnet? The, what is the diameter of the largest circle?

A: The diameter if the magnet in Nanlite PavoTube II Transparent Polycarbonate T12 Clipis is 36mm.

Q: 2. How does the magnet work? Doesn't seem to be magnetic

A: The Atomos Silicone Case with Hook-and-Loop & Magnet for UltraSync ONE offers both a magnet and Velcro Hook & Loop connectivity options for easy mounting to a variety of surfaces that are either metal or utilize Velcro.

Q: 3. Can Hold a Ronin M with a universal mount from cinemilled and a a7s II with a nikon wide lens ?

A: As will all car-mounting, it depends on how you're going to use it. This product is better for hard-mounting. For what you've described the Cloud Mount DSLR is a better option.

Q: 4. Has anyone else had the issue of camera shake when rolling non-timelapse video? I have 6 magnets and the Manfrotto MH057M0-Q5 Magnesium Ball Head and can't get usable footage. Any tips?

A: To answer your question, we need more information. When you say you haven't got usable footage, please describe what it looks like. We presume you are mounting this on a car. Where on the car? How smooth is the road? How fast are you going? What camera do you have? Is is a smart phone or consumer camcorder? Or a higher end camera? If a phone or consumer camcorder, the issue is most likely low end rolling shutter jello images. To avoid that you will have to go to a higher quality camera for even though they probably still have a rolling shutter, the issue is greatly lessened. Do you have a camera with it's Image Stabilization on? If so, turn it off. Most IS, when used on a tripod or mount, overreacts and it moves the image when it should not. Lastly, take a note from a former motion picture camera assistant and use ratchet safety straps and a safety rope or chain on the camera for two reasons. One, to lessen the vibration and two, save the camera should the magnetic plate fall off.

Q: 5. What type of lock do you use to attach a fluid head on this? I'm assuming its too shallow to use the normal 10mm bowl lock that comes with normal fluid heads.

A: RigWheels RMH1 RigMount with Ball Head BH #RIRMH1 RigWheels Rig Mount Magnetic Mount Long (4-Pack) BH #RIRML4

Q: 6. Will this work with the original PavoTube, version I ?

A: Yes this clip will work with the PavoTube version 1.

Q: 7. Has anyone used two of these together? One mounted somewhere and the other holding gear to be mounted to it?

A: I would not recommend trying to stack multiple of the Film Devices Magnet with Cheese Plate (2.6"). These plates are not meant to be used stacked.

Q: 8. Best ball head to use with this? We have a Canon C100 Mark II to mount to a hood of a vehicle.

A: Hi Rory, from my experience with using ballheads for this is that unless it is a very beefy one I would not recommend it. We have used it for our A7s with a 24-70mm sigma zoom though it is not as balanced as your C100 it is also much smaller and lighter weight. What we have found out is that every pot hole every bump will cause the camera to shake and bobble with the ball head. This is because of the way every ball head was designed. A larger mass up top with the camera a thinner connecting rod to the ball base and one knob to tighten the ball unit to where you want it.After a few test runs we ended up using a standard x/y style mount, it took longer to set up and we had to move it a little further back but it was more stable. With the ball mount it was shorter and we really wanted to use it however even adding a three point tension with some straps did not prevent it from wobbling and eventually loosening up the ball and our camera dropped from the framing making the footage unusable.We absolutely love the fast setup with the magnets there is some issues with some legs not being able to touch the car body perfectly but we tied the whole thing back and it survived 50 mph for over 6 minutes.

Q: 9. What is the diameter of the magnet? Then, what is the diameter of white plastic(?) part around the magnet?

A: The diameter of the magnet on the Nanlite PavoTube II Transparent Polycarbonate T12 Clip with Magnet measures as 1 1/4 inches and the diameter of the white plastic is 2 inches.

Q: 10. Are these compatible with the Lume Cube RGB tube light?

A: The Nanlite PavoTube II Transparent Polycarbonate T12 Clip with Magnet might not fit as expected, due to the difference in diameter. The Lume Cube XL RGB LED Tube Light is 1.5", which is smaller than the Nanlite PavoTube II Transparent Polycarbonate T12 Clip by 5mm.