Cardboard Box Black And White Clip Art

Used this product with my Flash. The Kit comes with two clip on by velcro cardboard additions cut to shape. One was Gold, the other Silver. Without these cards the reflector is White. There is a temperature difference when using the clip on cards.The difference is 150 Degrees Kelvin between the White and the Gold reflector when taking a RAW photo. The only down side to this kit is that the reflectors are made of cardboard, and I worry that they will end up bending. I plan to reinforce them by putting some aluminum tape onto the back of the cards.

I use Innova FibaPrint White Matte for all my black and white fine art prints. I use an Epson 4800 (hence 17 width roll) converted to a K7 machine using Jon Cone's Piezography inks. After dry down I use liquid laminate to give my prints that true air dried fiber print look.

I use this box to storage my black and white photos. It's great.

I print fine art black and white prints which have wonderful shades with this ink.

We love the d-max and the tooth of this paper for our fine art black & white prints !

This is small and almost invisible for video shoots. It comes with both a white and black mic clip to help hide it. The white could also be painted with easily removable water based acrylic to match an outfit for an important shoot. Sound is awesome too!

Every art student needs a Holga. I shoot black and white 120 film and scan the film. 120mm scans great, sweet looking inkjet prints.

Basically this has become my go-to matte printing paper for black and white fine art images. I'm currently printing my Paris portfolio on the 11x17 size. While I consider Epson's Cotton Rag equally good, I don't use an Epson printer (and so don't have access to their icc's, and I find it annoying that Epson doesn't offer their icc's for other printers--unlike EVERY other paper on the market!). Also, Epson keeps changing their paper line. I think Moab papers are excellent in general--less expensive than Hahnemuhle's papers and very close in quality. With my black and white photography, it has a lovely surface, responds great to my Canon inkset (ProGraf Pro 1000 which I ALSO recommend highly, if you can live without roll paper), and feels like fine art. I recently bought the thinner, 4x6 version of this paper just to do proof prints to make fine adjustments, but for anything final I would recommend the 310 gsm version of this paper.

I use this paper as proofing paper for fine art black and white photos. It makes proofing affordable and the quality of the prints is very good for what I want.

Great fine art paper for digital prints. Versatile, color and black and white vivid images.