Shred Paper In Austin

We use this paper for most all our photography classes at Austin Community College. Consistency with colors, saturation, and contrast make this a good paper to use in a variety of images.

its works perect for my and my family we shred all the pictures

If you just want to sit quietly in a house full of people who don't want to hear you shred get this.

After 3 or 4 sets of Sony replacements that shred a year or two later all over my shirt, I finally have a solution! I still have several more pairs of v6 headphones so I'll probably buy a couple more sets but then I hope I'll be done buying these forever! Great product.

They are very light weight and balanced well. Don't last that long before cymbals shred them but the proce is low enough to justify that

It holds the dance floor in place better than the cloth gaffer tape, can't really see it when in place and doesn't shred as quickly when dancers are dancing all over it daily.

I did not wanted to keep all that amount of papers any more, now I am able to scan everything and shred all the papers, work fast, super easy to set up and very easy to create folders for everything I am scanning

I used this product for my Creative Concepts final and my Location Photography final for Ai (Art Institute of Austin). I definitely recommend this paper, the quality is really nice and it has a wonderful metallic finish.

I have two of these and they last long. Very reliable, no recognition issues, and will last you a long time. Had it in Austin, TX for Formula 1 weekend, took lots of shots and video, got pretty hot, and did not have any issues whatsoever. For now, no reason to pick up a third one. I know it isn't the same but I used third party batteries on my D850 and although satisfied overall, I noticed slight deterioration overtime. This said, I'd stick with the Nikon batteries and recommend everyone else do the same.

I drove to Austin to a well-known camera store, but I bought a flimsy rubber-folding piece of crap. It would frequently pop out and ruin shots. Since I am using a VND with a knob, the Sigma Art Lens cover, which turns, would not work. Therefore, B&H sold me a perfect solution, one that would fit on the outside of all filters. This is sturdy.