Clash Royale Max Level Cards Gold Calculator

Most ND filters do not block IR at the level suggested by their rating so images are overexposed if you use an LE calculator. These Firecrest ND filters are great for long exposure IR shooting with the resulting exposures very near what the calculator suggests.

1 have a 10 with max lens 1 but 12 with max lens 2 is next level worth the upgrade .

I normally shoot Portra film, but will use Kodak Gold Max 400 for casual shooting. The 400 is a good all purpose speed. I find the colors are accurate and it scans well in my film scanner. It is not as saturated as the VC Portra film, but is a fine product for the price.

Kodak Gold Max is my go to 35mm film. It's a versatile all around film for virtually any situation you find yourself in. I use it mostly in my old Argus. Some days I just grab 2 rolls of this film and my camera to see what I can find.

Couldn't find Gold Max 400 Color Print Film with 36 exposures anywhere for this low of a price!

Holds 12 sd cards in their cases. Can gold 6 SD or CF cards without their plastic cases.

White and sticky, as it should be. Doesn't leave residue and easy to tear... not much else to say. It's not super white so may clash with some really clean white linens

The 10 stop filter is simple to use with the long exposure calculator.

Photography in a dark room. Love the calculator being available at all times

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.