Cheap Laminate Sheet Costs

The SP-445 has worked very well for me so far. It’s easy to load and development is even and complete. One of the criticisms of this tank is that it leaks. If you follow the directions though, leaking is eliminated or at least minimized. I’ve used Combi-Plans, trays and BTZS tubes to develop sheet film and I think this device is by far the easiest to use. My only knock on the SP-445 is it seems to be a bit spendy for what it is. Then again, I don’t know the costs involved in fabricating a device like this so maybe the price accurately reflects those costs. Overall, it’s a well thought-out and built device for developing sheet film.

The 250 sheet box is a great way to cut down on printing costs. There are 5 packets inside 50 sheets each for convenience.

You could look all this stuff up online, print it, then laminate it yourself, or you could just spend $5.

The brand kind of speaks for itself. Always works and costs the same as new cheap alternatives.

This stuff is his end (ie not cheap) but my client loves it. Make makes me tear-up when my Epson does something funky to a sheet of it.

This is just great media which will give the best results and to laminate as well. Can't say enough about the quality it is just the best,

I love good equipment. Whenever I cheap out I regret it. I assumed that buying something that costs less ... would be just another instant regret. (What? I'm gonna stick the legs of my little Sachtler tripod holding the XDCAM EX3 onto this *? No way.) O.M.G. I could not have been more wrong. For the $$$ absolutely a no brainer. Gives new meaning to the term value.

Great bam for the buck. It is made of heavy sheet metal, not cheap plastic. It has a solid steel blade that is finger safe. It appears to be something that will last forever.

Epson ink isn't cheap as we know (quality costs) but B&H delivers it at the best price while still buying from a reputable company.

The Fotodiox adapter has much nicer finish and tighter tolerances than the cheap adapters available from China through @, yet it costs far less than the Leica or Voigtlander R to M adapers. There is absolutely no wobble when lenses are mounted, and I trust the latches not to fail. Great quality for a moderate price.