Attaches To Beginning Of Tape Measure

Next time I need to get out my tape measure before ordering. lol

I am amazed at how easily this attaches to my phone. I am beginning to use my phone for more photos and this adds another dimension to phone photography.

Nothing could've prepared me for how truly massive this thing is... Aside from a tape measure. Barely fits in my studio, but works like a charm. It would be nice if the tape was a little less intense due to it wanting to rip the paper but it works like a charm.

It's bigger than I expected. Probably should have pulled out a tape measure. Very well built. All in all, exactly as advertised.

I have used numerous brand of gaff tape and this is the best performer. All of them will adhere very well so the true measure of the tape is residue and ease of tearing. Visual Departures rates tops in both. Buy with confidence.

This is a very easy product to use. The Grid for Halfdome comes rolled up (like a tape measure). All you need to do is unroll-it and attach using the velcro tabs. Removing it, is just the reverse process. Couldn't be made any easier. Does a very nice job of limiting the spread/spill of light from my light box. Pros: rolls up into a nice tight package. Doesn't take up much room.

I've been using a metal tape measure, like most people, for my whole life. This is my first cinematographer's tape measure and it has changed the professionalism on my shoots. My actors are much less nervous around this soft tape than they are with those clanging, rigid, and obtrusive traditional tape measures. Wind up is easy and the size is great for a 65-footer. I don't suspect I'll be buying another for several years.

Easy to use, solid background with seamless paper. I carry a small tape measure with me to keep even. Glad I made the investment.

This tape measure is a nice one. Marked in feet and meter, smooth to extract and wind back up, and plenty long enough for most shoots. The markings seem very accurate.

I have gone through one 1/2" label cartridge, and the printer has worked fine. The main criticism of the system is the wasted tape at the beginning of each label run. I can see that this is necessary because of how the tape is layered with the tape, print and lamination, so I don't mind that so much. I would encourage anyone purchasing the printer to download the free, full featured software (P-Touch editor), rather than using the quickie, autoloading program. With P-Touch editor, the tape wasted at the beginning of the label run is less, and you can string as many labels as you want together, eliminating more waste, up to the limit of the tape on the cartridge.