Tru Ray Construction Paper 12X18

I make custom note cards and I use this paper. I compete in a Photo Club and use this paper for my 12x18 prints--I love the rich deep colors.

I use these sheets to print my 12x18 photos out of Lightroom 4. Great to have the convenience of the sheet pre-cut to a regular size. Not as economical as printing off the roll, but the time saved in obtaining the finished print (less layout time in RIP or LR4, squeezing other images in to fill space and use roll paper more efficiently) is worth the tradeoff, in my opinion. LOVE the quality and durability of the prints. Gamut coverage is pretty wide (for a matte paper) and saves me time and $$ switching to Photo Black on my Epson 7900 when this matte paper will do just fine.

These are great protectors and I love that they come in 12x18 size.

In this size (12x18) its probably most perfect silk imaginable. I love it so much. Can squeeze in anywhere.

Loosk well made, pages very clear. Perfect for 12x18 photo prints.

This is a solid piece of luggage. I purchased this as a replacement for my previous Samsonite Tru-Frame which I loved, but someone was very careless and caused the wheels to implode into the frame. Anyway, I was almost against this model as I did not think the expandable option would hold up. It’s had amazing reviews Al across different experts so I’m giving it a try. It’s light weight and offers a bit more room than my previous. So far…quite happy. It took over six years for the other to malfunction, but honestly…I think any bag would have been damaged by the airline luggage handlers given the severity of the damage.

This allows me to throw my matte box on my sigma 150-600, which is crucial - lets me use my Schneider tru polarizer which gives me more DR in the sky, and better colors.

Recently I've purchased 4 of 4X4 Schneider Neutral Density filters and Circular Tru-Pola camera filter and it was a pain in the neck to carry all five filters with pouches. You never know what kind of lighting situation you are going to have so I carry all five of them. They take a lot of space and every time I need one of filters, I have to look for it one that has labeled. I started doing a research at B&H and as soon as I found one, since I need a pouch for five filters, it's perfect for me, so I've just ordered one. Now, when I am ready to shoot landscape photography, only ONE pouch I need to grab. It has five individual slots, well padded for the protection. I've put a Curcular Tru-Pola filter all the way in the back and darkest ND filters to lighter ones in order, so I don't have to guess when I need the right filter. It's a little bulkier than I thought, but it's well constructed for a safety of five expensive filters and has a belt loop, so it's handy enough and extra room for another gear in my camera bag. I also have a Lee filter pouch and the Schneider pouch is much better and worth every penny. Thinking to get a Schneider pouch for 4X6 filters as well. If I could be little greedy, a space for a filter holder will be fantastic.

I use this Epson paper for printing sleeve inserts for DVD and Blu-ray cases. The thickness of this paper is perfectly suited for for the relatively narrow space for case inserts. Image quality is superb with excellent color rendition and contrast..... just make sure to dry the paper for at least 24 hours prior to inserting into the case.

There are your typical paper CD/DVD/Blu-Ray envelopes to keep your disks protected. They do that. What more can you say.