6.4Mm Laminated Glass Data Sheet

Handy cheat sheet that's laminated

This is a very handy reference to keep in your camera bag. It takes most of the necessary information you need for the SL1 and distills it onto a laminated sheet of paper that is easily stowed in your gear bag.

The laminated cheat sheet is a great resource to have in my camera bag for quick reference. There is a lot of info packed onto one laminated sheet front and back. I'm glad I bought it.

must display behind glass or must be laminated or color will fade within a week, other than that I am satisfied with the paper.

Good all around B&W developer for Kodak and other films. Data sheet is very informative.

I hope one day to be an amateur photographer .I could tell you nothing about this lens technical data. I hung an old sheet on the wall open the back door for natural light on camera flash real low budget set up . I cannot believe how good the results were. It's small , it's lite and it was on sale!!!

Thorough and concise, sure beats trying to make your own, it’s laminated too, a big plus.

Ecellent laminated label for Brither P-Touch !

A little bit difficult to install (you need to be very careful), but otherwise it does what it promises. You have a sheet of paper instead of a glass. The physical feedback on your pencil is what makes all the difference. My script on iPad is now the same as on paper. I really recommend the product.

I needed a larger printing frame, fast, for a cyanotype project I'm working on. The sheet of plate glass and foam pad I was using didn't create enough pressure for a sharp contact print. I'm glad I found this frame! I was pleased with the price and relieved it was in stock. It arrived the next day and didn't need any alteration before I started using it. I'm not an expert on glass composition, but the glass provided with the frame is clear (as expected) and cyanotypes expose at a speed comparable to times I get with a sheet of low iron glass I have in a smaller frame. The rubber feet are a welcome addition that makes it easier to pick up this substantial frame. It creates plenty of pressure to keep the negative in contact with a sheet of sumi-e paper (which can be slightly wavy) and yields sharp prints.