Business Card Holder 3D File

This a great minimalist card holder for the tech or business professional!

Very useful for business and personal file transfers.

This is a well designed card holder.

Speed of file transfer of this card is fantastic, better than my XQD cards for sure.

This is completely compatible with the Zeiss Milvus 15mm /f2.8 lens, as tested on a Nikon D810 with the Lee SW150 Mark II filter holder. The adapter screws onto the lens and fits perfectly, leaving ample access to the focusing ring. The ring is very well made.� The only downside of the ring is that the lens cap cannot be affixed to the front of the lens with this adapter ring in place. Lee makes a plastic cap that can go over the entire adapter ring for the smaller filter system, allowing the ring to be left in place in the field when moving the lens to and from your bag. No such product is made for this larger system. To solve this one problem with the system, I carefully measured the filter adapter ring and 3D printed a plastic cap to go over it. This is probably a bit much for most people, but if you or someone you know is handy with a 3D printer and 3D design, it's not a hard thing to do. Hope this helps. The Zeiss Milvus 15mm is an amazing lens, and this filter holder system is completely compatible with no vignetting. I use the holder system with Lee and NiSi filters.

This is the perfect solution for a small to medium-sized business as a file server and backup solution!

easy to use, easy to set up replacing two others that I have filled with photos, one as a backup and the other as my main file holder for all my pictures. have not had any problems.

My business is land use planning and consulting. I frequently have to file cases with various cities and sometimes need to carry a fair number of bulky document. This case holds all I need and is well made.

These binders work really well and are easy to file. We use these a lot for our business and B&H has the best price and the fastest shipping on these binders.

My 6 year old first generation WD NAS server was getting old enough that I took it out of primary file service for a small business before it failed. I know my way around the WD software so the transition was effortless. Not quite plug and play considering how one needs to configure a multi computer NAS RAID array. But easy enough. It came preconfigured RAID 1. After a few minutes creating folders, users and permissions I was ready to start the file transfers. It didn't take long to realize how much quicker it is than the original model. Now after using it for a few weeks, the speed upgrade is noticeable every day. If you are looking for a small business file server, this does the job nicely.