Switch Emulator Salt

I used this paper for salt printing and it has been perfect.

Definitely a must have if you're diving in salt water. Keeps colors the way they should be and protects your lens.

I am a newbie, so take what I say with a grain of salt! It works great and does what it's supposed to (rich blue skies, etc.)

I use to save my equipament against rain, dust, sand and salt water... Now I can organize all items in the same place... with dividers. This is what want!

I am currently using this for alternative processes. Works great for cyanotypes, salt printing and palladium printing

This paper is excellent for salt printing with gold and platinum toners. I hope it is restocked soon.

I don't have a ton of experience with speedlights so take my feedback with a grain of salt! This is my first speedlight and I use it primarily for interior real estate photography. I've been very pleased with how well it works and the ease of changing intensity. I plan to buy more of these in the future.

Has use it taking photos of sail boats racing while on race committee First day rain second day salt spray and no problem keeping camera dry until ready to use

What can I say. It was overcast, freezing and the air was filled with salt water, I was on huge piece of granite part of The Isle of Harris facing the sea, the wind was exceptionally strong, a terrible gust and my original lens cap was whipped from frozen fingers to fly in slow motion through the air to fall and strike the rock a resounding blow before disappearing into the sea. So my new lens cap arrived in record time and now sits a perfect fit on my lens. I sometimes think of the old one, forsaken, mingling with the starfish on the cold bed of The Minch.

High quality for sure. I use this mostly as a lens protector. Helps a lot on the beach when salt water and sand blow on to the lens which happens all the time for me. I'd rather clean off the filter than my lens every 5 mins while out on the beach.