Custom Print Business Card Holder

This a great minimalist card holder for the tech or business professional!

I print these 2-up from my Epson printer. Makes for a nice custom card.

This is a well designed card holder.

I print baby announcements for my greeting card company on this paper. I also use it for business cards. It's a bright white, that feels great in your hands and has a nice weight to it for cards. My artwork prints so vividly on it, I love how it looks. Text is always sharp and clear. It doesn't do as well for folded cards, as the paper tends to crack a little at the edges where the fold is since it is so thick, but for flat cards it is just perfect.

I always use this quality photo paper in my print business.

I own a printing business and this is one of the papers that I never want to run out of. I often use it to print my own work.

Plug in, print, go about your business. Easy living

I designed a custom work light holder using this gooseneck. Relatively speaking it can hold quite a bit of weight and stays were it is put. The black finish is exactly the look I was hoping for. B&H had the best online price including shipping at the time of my purchase. The threads are 5/8-27. If you repurpose the gooseneck as I did, you'll need a way to deal with this. I had access to a lathe to cut my own interface plate.

When Canon came out with the original 600 EX-RT, one of this I really enjoyed using was the custom gel holder. I made so many custom gels. So when moving to a different lighting system, one of the main contributing factors was in how I could work with gels. I absolutely love this piece of gear! Very easy to mount (I'm using B10X Plus units) and it's incredibly quick to change out gels and/or grids. I've already picked up their separate gel holder so I can make my own. Also picked up the other two degrees of grids for more configuration options. Using this in conjunction with other modifiers is awesome. e.g. the snoot attaches directly to this unit and fits even with three stacked items. Though using a grid is going to be fairly useless with a snoot (since it's at the snoot's back and not front), and can't image a scenario where I'd need three gels all stacked. When using with OCF softboxes, it's quite easy to open up one of the rear flaps (with velcro), reach in, and add, remove or swap out the gels. All in all, a very solid design. Not limiting at all since you can use other modifiers along with it. And definitely not limiting since you can stack many items together. This is the one item that I'll get for each of my B10 series units.

Used for my DJ sound card. I love how it is a custom fit with this foam.