Pocket Wood Business Card Holder Plans

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

The card works just as it should. This is really impressive when you consider that I didn't work as I should. I forgot the card in its little plastic holder in my pocket and it went through the washer and dryer. I do NOT recommend this, it might not work for you, yours might give up the ghost, but mine works like a dream even after that unintentional abuse.

This is my fourth Think Tank Photo camera bag and it is beautifully constructed from quality materials. It holds all of my FujiFilm gear with room for some additional accessories or lunch. Curiously, the backpack lacks a business card pocket and although you can lock the zippers for the camera compartment, you cannot lock the zippers for the computer/tablet pocket. It seems like an oversight to me, so I will sew a business card pocket inside the top flap of the camera compartment, and replace the rivets on the zipper leather tabs with eyelets so that one lock can secure all four zipper tabs. It seems fairly simple to me and I am surprised that Think Tank Photo never considered a business card pocket or that a photographer would want to lock the zippers to the computer/tablet pocket.

This is a well designed card holder.

I use this holder as a replacement for a four pocket Tiffen holder.

I have a business that prints construction plans and posters. I bought the HP to replace a machine that was large & complicated. My Hp is simple and scans and prints perfectly, it has easy to follow guides to ensure I’m putting the paper in correctly. The software is easy to use and makes sense. I’ve looked at other reviews and they mentioned disliking the basket or use of software, these are not problems for me because every other brand of plotter needs to have settings changed in order to print properly.

I use Lexar memory card on all of my camera gears. It has not failed me yet ( knock on wood).

It gives you piece of mind to manage your plans at your convenience rather than giving away your credit card number to Adobe.

I shoot with the Nikon D700 and no plans on a camera upgrade this year. But to upgrade to a 120 mbs from 30 makes a lot of sense. The Sandisk Extreme is a wonderful card and I just bought 3-16gb cards and I am going to add at least one more. Originally Nikon did not recommend a card larger than 8gb but with the A. & B. 1.02 firmware update you can use 64gb now...it is on the Nikon USA site. This card works great is very fast and it is affordable.

and it is wood.