Calculate Financial Ratios From Balance Sheet

This is probably the most affordable 4x5 sheet films on the market today. At $1 per sheet, there's no financial pressure to shoot it. I was worried about the quality control of the film, but so far I haven't encountered the dark spot problems of Arista Edu 100 35mm bulk film that I purchased a while ago. The grains are big for 35mm, but is not an issue for 4x5. The two sheets I've exposed look wonderful. There is enough latitude for the post-processing, even though I shot the films at box speed 400, instead of recommended 200.

This will come in very handy.. I'm a production sound mixer and cameramen are always asking for a sheet of white paper to white balance their camera... Whala, I whip out my small quick balance and I become the hero.

I was tired of white balancing my DSLR with ordinary blank paper sheet until I found this amazing white balance card. Use with my DSLR and Sony AVCHD camcorder to white balance in any situation. Excellent size and, weight (almost nothing) and quality.

Don't know what more it's supposed to do. It came in handy in recent shoots. I normally would grab a sheet of paper and adjust balance that way. It's always good too have a card with you.

I decided to try this unique paper out,,great way to try new paper without a large financial commitment.

I bought 3 of these all in all, along with 2 of the spotlights. You can dial the brightness up or down so you can see what your lighting ratios look like before you trip the shutter.

receipts,photos,legal documents,school books,financial statements........

I have never used a light meter before, but took a lighting class, and learned about Ratios, it was obvious I needed a light meter..so I chose the Gossen due to its relatively inexpensive, and does what I need..

Easy to use and frame a shot. Adjusts for a number of aspect ratios and lenses. Perfect.

I like Ilford's products when it comes to film and developing chemicals. At first I had issues trying to calculate how much powder to use to make the amount I need to use for developing ( so I could maximize the shelf life)