Holding A Business Card

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

Card arrived 2 business days after ordering, B&H also called and verified my order before they shipped it out which I thought was nice. The card runs great, I can pretty much run any game maxed out settings on 4k getting over 100 frames. Temps on the card also stay pretty low.

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

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.

These are perfect for our use. Business card fits nicely into the cover and a place to personalize them.

Small but mighty. Easily holding 8 cards and 6 bills folded. Because taking a card out is a little harder it has been good encouragement to use ApplePay instead.

Provides consistent midpoint and custom white balance. I like having two sets of cards. Holding a gray and white card together in a proof photo gives both grey and white for editing. Also like the small card for travel.

This memory card wallet is perfect for holding all my precious cards. The clear pockets make quick work of identifying each card. I like the idea of having a place for my business cards. Bonus! It also has a strap and loop so you can secure it in a day pack or camera bag. I've been looking for a convenient wallet that has enough room for all my various SD, CF, and XQD cards for my traveling for some time and this does it. I bought two.

This Memory Card Case is the one to use when you need protect your flash cards. Large size for holding just six CF cards, but absolutley bombproof.

This is a heavy case - just holding it makes you feel secure. It has a pretty good seal on it, but it doesn't appear to be waterproof -- weather resistant at best. It's difficult to open, which is probably a plus, but you can't use gloves. The case on the outside is a plastic that looks likes anodized aluminum that scratches easily with my fingernail. But whatever is underneath that gives it that reassuring weight. The card slots on the inside snap the cards into place. I did a simple test of clapping my hands together with the case several times and nothing fell out of place. For the price, this is a definitely a keeper and a profound improvement over my old method of *cringe* using those see-through card cases. If there was one improvement I'd make on this, would be adding some kind of D-ring on it so I could tie it down, but that's a minor point in an otherwise solid product.