This 1418 Satin Black Step Lip Photo Frame from Art to Frames is a wooden frame that holds a 15 x 18" image behind a regular piece of glass. It features a frame width of 1.6" and can be hung using the included sawtooth hanger.

Holds 15 x 18" Photo    1.6" Frame Width    Regular Glass & Wood Exterior    Sawtooth Hanger Included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Could I put a Nikon D750 with Sigma 35 1.4 lens attached into the foldable pocket or would I need to remove the lens?

A: I can answer with how the folding flap works to hold the camera in place; The bottom flap folds up first over the camera. The second and third flap folds over left and right. The top side is open and faces the bottom of the lens pouch positioned above. In experimenting for your question, a vertical configuration will work, but I would consider it a, In a pinch . The designed configuration secures your cam from shifting around. The versatility and utility of this bag is proving to be an asset in the field.

Q: 2. Is there a way to tuck or attach the excess strap on the shoulder straps after adjusting?

A: I do t think so. You could cut the excess off and fix the end so it won't fray

Q: 3. Steve's review below said the 15 is half the weight of the 17, but the specs say they are very close. Anyone know?

A: The Think Tank Photo Shape Shifter 17 V2.0 Backpack (Black) weighs 4.6 lbs (2.1kg) with a rain cover, waist belt, and water bottle pouch. The Think Tank Photo Shape Shifter 15 V2.0 Backpack (Black) weighs 4.3 lbs (2 kg) with the same accessories.

Q: 4. I know that this is ment for Mirrorless systems's, but would this hold a Canon 6D, 16-35 f4, 50mm f1.8 stm and an 85mm f1.8 usm lenses, in addition to a GX7, 12-35f 2.8, 35-100 f2.8 plu a couple of small primes?

A: That should all fit if you configure it right. This backpack says its designed for mirrorless systems but I've definitely thrown DSLR systems in there with plenty of room left to spare.

Q: 5. Can this be attached to Think Tank camera bags? I have a Nikon Z50 with a small think tank bag that holds the camera and two lenses.

A: The Think Tank Lens Changer 15 V3.0 is primarily for use with Think Tank Belts and Backpacks. Whether it would fit your specific Think Tank bag would depend on the exact model.

Q: 6. Hi can this bag fit 2x mirrorless (sony a7r2 body no grip) canon 50mm f1.2, sigma 85mm and canon 16-35 f4IS lens? Together with a 15 macbook pro retina? Can u try it out?

A: This bag can handle much bigger cameras and lenses then the ones you are speaking of so you will have no problem. It is designed to hold the a 15 computer as well. Sorry, but we are not able to pull from stock all those items and do a test fit. ThinkTank is a superb bag maker, I have several of their products, all work perfectly.

Q: 7. Is the dial a full spectrum dial or increments? In other words, can it be set to 175 ms for example?

A: thank you for your email. The dial is full spectrum, the numbered settings are there as a guide.

Q: 8. How many liters is this bag? I couldn’t find it in the description.

A: Think Tank does not list the size of the bag in liters. The interior of the bag is, 9.4” W x 16.3” H x 3.9-5.3” D (24 x 41.5 x 10-13.5 cm)

Q: 9. Can this fit an A7III with a battery grip?

A: You can put a A7III with a battery grip in the case.

Q: 10. Can this bag hold a Canon 5d Miii, Canon 70-200mm f2.2, Canon 24-70 f2.8, Canon 135mm f2.0 (all with hoods on but reversed), Canon 600 ex RT flash, Canon 430 ex iii flash, Canon ST E3-RT trigger?

A: I love using my bag and it fits nicely the following gear 1Dx, 5Dii, 70-200 2.8, 24-70 2.8, speed light, radio trigger, spare batteries, handful of filters, release cables, 15 laptop and memory cards. I hope this helps.