Common Photo Frame 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.

the size is perfect for full frame enlargements of 8x12,that are now common place to have as gifts

You WILL need this device. Convert from/to all common frame rates, raster sizes, interlaced or progressive. It lets you integrate older video equipment with more format-restrictive inexpensive equipment such as BM, not to mention the ability to easily integrate computer outputs into a video system. Don't know what the video format is? Connect it to this box and it will tell you! This device is great for mixed-equipment permanent installs. If you do conferences, etc., you might want to spend the few extra $$ for the MD-Cross which gives you everything in this box plus a very capable TPG and markers and text.

Epson makes great photo ink papers. This is just one of many sizes I have purchased.

After waiting what seems like years to buy this, I can't believe I waited so long to buy this.It Is So Very Simple To Use! And the results are professional, clean and as advertised.Just finished cutting my first mat - a double - this afternoon after reviewing the clearly understandable video dvd which comes with the package. Really very nice. Exactly as I hoped.Since I can purchase 36 x 48 stock mat board at the local art supply, I told myself I should be doing this instead of paying the high cost of pre-cuts at the frame shops. As I did my first panoramic at 9 x 18, this would have cost even more to custom size over stock frame/mat sizes.I can't express enough how NICE it is to do this myself, with the freedom to create sizes which I can afford to present. If you've thought about creating your own, this model is a no-brainer. Hinges and hardware are solid, parts are well- labeled, instructions are clear (on the dvd, anyway...didn't read the user manual/visual learner, here... :) )and the result are wonderful.Only one complaint, and it's a pretty lame one, too...The package is designed to be a carry-all and storage for the cutter and accessories when not in use. Great Idea! They put the plastic carry handle on the wrong side of the box, allowing everything to fall out if the lid is not secure. Bad Idea!A piece of painter's masking tape takes care of the problem, but just saying... :/

Frame is easy to use with only one hiccup. I had a difficult time getting my phone connected with the frame. After updating the frame, my android connected right a way so hopefully this will help someone else with the aggravation of trying to connect the two. Photos upload easily with the app. I love the blurred background of portrait photos which is the photo itself. All photos look great in the frame. Pictures are worth 1000 words, so see my photo examples for portrait, landscape scenery, and dog displays.

Great way to display enlargements, keeps focus on photo rather than the frame.

So much less expensive than photo paper but gets the same result in a frame!