Tri Fold Boards Student Organization

Amazing wallet. What else is there to say? Simple. Sleek. Amazing. Never going back to a tri fold.

I am so impressed with these V-Flats, ths folding design is awesome. I love that they fold down into a quarter of its full standing size for portability, but also different configurations to use as smaller bounces. The foam boards themselves are pretty light, but that just helps with their ease of mobility, though they will definitely require a delicate hand not to dent and scratch up the corners (though any foam core V-Flat would wear in the same spots over time). I think that the price is definitely worth the effort of putting together your own 4-section folding V-Flat, having tried one myself, getting the materials, cutting the boards downs, taping together the seams, etc is actually more involved than it seems to fold up correctly. I am happy with this purchase and will use it with my current standard V-Flats in the studio and well as take them with my on the road... which I am thrilled is now a real option. Seriously great product and this was exactly what I was looking for!

I started using Tri-X 16mm in the 60's as a student. That was old Tri-x negative. It was a beautiful then - speed,tonal values,crisp and surprisingly low-grain. I bought some recently just to shoot something with my old Bolex. Kodak only manufactures Tri-X 16mm as a reversal stock. I was a little nervous to see the results but WOW! I feel like I just found an old friend. Actually since everything goes straight from processing to digital transfer - eliminating the need for a negative and work print -- reversal stock makes a lot of sense. What can i tell you about my old friend Tri-X? They're looking as good in 2014 as they did in 1968 - hasn't aged a bit - may even look a little better!

I purchased this to print double-sided fine art tri-fold pamphlets. I tried some koala brand gloss double sided 13 x 19 paper and it was terrible and for only $10 more this oyster paper was a world better! I highly recommend it. It folded very nicely and I was able to get very color accurate prints.

I bought this to pair with a sturdy tri-fold type stand I already owned. For the cost, it's a fantastic way to get the functionality of a Cstand without the cost. Boom is strong and the over-sized handles make clamping it down as simple as can be! Using it right now to boom a softbox overhead. Getting the softbox more overhead than what you can do without a boom justifies purchasing this in itself! Instant improvement in images.

Like these reflectors, they are affordable, durable and fold up small. I prefer Tri-Grips, but I'm not about to throw these away. The Wescott reflectors clip to stands better and are lighter to travel with.

I bought this to replace a traditional tri-fold hanging kit. Looking at the dimensions I thought this was so much bigger than what I had, when in fact its the same size, yet holds so much more and in such an organized fashion. The fact that it doesn't unfold makes it so much more adaptable as it can be fully accessed though one opening. The organization is just right as the pockets are sized to hold anything travel size (I say this in comparison to other kits that have specially sized pockets that limit what you can out in). The materials are great - the construction is solid and it just looks cool. I highly recommend these for longer stays when you have a carry-on wheeled luggage. For smaller trips I'd stay with peak Design and get the small wash kit (which I did as well).

If you use foam boards or anything like that, this is a must-have.

I use them to mat my prints. I use them both as mat boards and as mats.

Great for patching into sound boards.