Common Construction Paper Sizes

I have this and other Kaiser push-on caps in various sizes and I find them handier to use than the more common center-pinch. Seems like I always have trouble getting a grip on the pinch mechanism, or I don't get it seated just right. Especially a problem with very thin-rimmed filters. One note: Don't go by the size of the filter. For example, I have a lens that takes a 77mm� filter but needs the Kaiser 80mm cap. To figure out what mm you need, take a ruler and measure across the lens or filter face at the widest part, then convert to millimeters. These caps aren't to everyone's liking but they work for me!

Step-up rings are a common tool for fitting lenses and filters of different sizes. Most any will do, but some are better than others. Good thread fit is essential, but that's usually achieved. What the PRO Sensei rings add is a slight knurl-like grip which can be a help when unscrewing sticky filters. (Hint: don't over tighten them in the first place!)

Great item for charging batteries! It charges AA and AAA sizes, the two most common sizes for me. I've used the batteries in my flash-pack and they seem to be holding up very well. This is my only battery charger, and the batteries are my primary use batteries.

This has been my go-to paper of choice for years, in all sizes. Beautiful.

I use several sizes of this paper. I appreciate its ability to be able to hold up well to handling.

Smooth and handles a small medium load well. Solid construction as expected from Manfrotto. Common base plate to my 503 also.

Excellent for scanning multiple sizes of paper all at once and easy to use.

Worked well for my college photography class! Paper eventually loses it pictures after time but that is common with this kind of paper. Makes good prints, just dont expose it to ANY light whatsoever.

My only beef - which has nothing to do with the paper itself, it's common with rag paper - is that the rag paper can tear rough along the edges when cutting it. Also, matted rag paper is very unforgiving to scratches and blemishes. So be sure to have an archival carrier for each print as soon as it's done.

I use this paper in three different sizes as to make a collage that is consistent in presentation as possible. Good Stuff!