Automatic Slide Out Business Card Holder

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

[1] Out of the competition this card works exactly the same and you still can save few bucks on it.

[0.4 lb] By having a second 35 mm slide holder, I can prepare the next 4 slides while the first 4 are being scanned.

[7-3/4"] Out of the box, I had the bulb installed, the light mounted and made all adjustments in less than 5 minutes. Very lightweight and simple to use, this light is ready to go at a moments notice. When you add a set of barn doors and a scrim or two, you can instantly change the shape and intensity of the light. I use 2 of these lights to video tape slide show presentations. I'm able to focus the light with a few simple turns and use the barn doors to control the shape of the light so my subject is very well lit and the slide show is not effected by the light at all! Because they are so lightweight, it's very easy to carry both light stands and lights in one case.

[12.4 lb] The stand is very sturdy and good quality. Also, has separate slide out holder for the mouse.

[35mm ] The slide holders for these scanners are very well made and it is easy to load the slides. It is nice to have several holders so you can look through and load slides in one holder while you are scanning the slides in another holder

[1.745 lb] This 35 mm slide holder works great with the Negative Supply Light Source 35. It fits perfectly and it is easy to slide the 35 mm slides through it.

[9.1 x 8.9 x 3"] Good quality. Everything is nice and tight. The anodized aluminum dark slides fit snugly inside the holder. The friction is enough to hold them in place, but not so much as to move the camera when pulling them out. The tolerances are pretty tight - the dark slide must be aligned just right to slide back in. Which is good - less room for light leaks. The relief in the back panel along the loading edge of the holder is a nice touch - makes it easy to get a finger nail under the film edge when extracting exposed film, even with nitrile gloves on. The locking hooks are nice and snug. Assuming they hold up well over time, I will probably never have a complaint about them.

[Polypropylene] These slide holder pages are fantastic for quick viewing of my legacy slides before scanning to jpegs. I have quite a few slides that turned orange in the last 30 years. My Epson 600 scanner restores s are great ese pag these the color to the jpegs of such. For the money th

[0.265 lb] Graduated ND filters are one of the few things you cant really recreate in Photoshop (unless you take 2 images at different exposures which some people do). With this filter you will need the matching Cokin filter holder as is assumed. I use this filter mainly with sunsets and rises or any time the sky is harsh and the ground is poorly lit. It provides really nice results and is very easy to use. Its better than the screw in types because you can slide it up and down in the holder and control where the center of the fade is. If you want more sky slide it down, if you want more ground slide it up, thats something you cant do with the screw in types. On top of that once you have the mount you can get all their other filters. My one issues with it is the potential for light to leak in the top and bottom but I have not really found this to be an issue in the actual photos.