6 Slot Business Card Holder

[Black] the need to make 8 card slot

[0.4 lb] This is a well designed card holder.

[Zipper] Phenomenal business travel backpack with computer slot. I like how sleek this backpack zips up!

[0.085 lb] The micro SD card case ought to have a slot dedicated to this reader.

[0.06 lb] I was concerned about the look and was not sure if it works well.When I saw it, it looks great works fine.It is easy to put it onto the lens thread and nicely fits into Lee SB 150 filter holder and looks great. I love it and don't have to hold my Galen Rowell ND filter in front of my 95mm lens any more and now I'm using Lee SB150 filter holder for my other lenses using step up rings.Another nice thing is that since I have 95mm circular polarizer attached to this 150-95mm ring, it's easy to put the Lee SB 150 filter holder to any sizes of lenses and I have one more slot available to stack second ND filter or other filter in my Lee SB filter holder. Now I still use 150*150mm square Lee circular polarizer into the first slot of Lee SB150 filter holder and the Galen Rowell ND filter onto the second slot for my 14-24mm Nikkor lens.However, I have a second slot available free now since I could attach my 95mm Singh Ray circular polarizer onto the 150-95mm step up ring and don't need a 150*150mm square circular polarizer attached to my SB150 Lee filter holder any more, I have two slots available for filters. And it is much better and convenient to use otherwise a very bulky and big SB 150 filter holder with square large size ND filter(I use 150*225mm square Galen Rowell ND filter and it sticks out and needs to be used carefully) But now I could use it for other lenses and don't have to hand hold ND filter anymore. It works very nicely for me.

[3.5 mm to 1/4"] Has lots of options for your gear and lots of room. Boom holder is nice too and also the option for the media slot on the bottom.

[Rigid Plastic] Ive long awaited to add this filter to my collection, and now that I have it, I feel my photography has launched to a new level. The three additional stops added immensely helps to balance the exposure when you have a much brighter part of your composition, such as with a sunset or sunrise. This allows you to still expose for the bright parts without under-exposing the darker parts like the foreground and losing detail in the shadows.  The resin filter is light and flexible, yet seemingly durable. Once in the filter holder, you can adjust it to align with the brighter parts of your picture by moving the filter up and down. The filter comes with a carrying case, but I recommend also using a cloth to wrap the filter before placing it in the case. I noticed when I first placed the filter in my holder, the edges scraped lightly. Fortunately this wont affect my images, but it shows the filter can scratch easily if you dont take full precautions to protect it.  I recently stacked this 0.9 Grad ND with my Big Stopper with great success. To avoid unwanted colorization, place the 0.9 grad in the second filter slot from the lens first, set your exposure, and then slide the 10-stop ND into the first slot behind it and readjust the shutter speed.

[Aluminum] I took the plunge into filters and was pleasantly surprised by this holder. It is well made and works just as I would expect it to. I found that taking off the extra slot was needed to get rid of vignetting on a Canon 16-35 when using at full wide angle. I have no need for the second filter slot. The adapter threads were nicely machined, so putting the holder on in a hurry was easy.

[8.1 x 5.7 x 2"] Great for old SD card to convert to use in my Lexar card reader in CF slot.

[0.045 lb] Great for any computer that has no card slot. Also for anything else you want to view your pictures or videos on.