Hand Holding Business Card Template

This stand is the most useful product to have. You can use it for so many things, holding a bounce card, silk, or background, or just having a second hand to hold something.

This is how a wall mount should be designed. Great hardware, perfect template. Not much else to say. Holding my 65 just fine. Well done SANUS!

Just the right tool for hand holding the Rotolight.

Fantastic! Like holding the sun in your hand!

I learned about the Hahnemuhle photo cards recently and tried them in the Baryta Satin paper, wanting to use them as holiday gifts for a handful of people. The process requires download of a PDF template from Hahnemuhle, which must be printed on letter-size card stock. You'll also need removeable photo adhesive from B&H or an art supply store. The photo cards are tack-mounted to the template, run through your photo printer one at a time. They can be removed immediately as the photo cards are instant drying. The process takes some time, and will likely require getting familiar with it and what settings work best in your software (I print from Photoshop and Capture One), but once you have it down, they'll go quickly. This photo card stock is quite absorbent so some deeply saturated colors will require adjustment in your editing app to avoid printing in a more muted tone. Black and white prints look gorgeous on this stock. Try this product, it is a different way to present your prints.

Still learning to use this one but I can get good sharpness when hand-holding.

I always feel like I am going to drop the camera when holding it with one hand. Hand grip makes holding the EM-5 feel more secure while just using one hand. If you have larger hands , I recommend this grip

Great for hand holding with all my lenses except the 14-24

A hand strap gives me very good leverage when hand holding and this one is very good for my small hands.

This clip is great for holding a card to bounce or block light.