Protect your delicate photographs, art prints, and documents with this A3+, 13 x 19" Archival Photo Storage Box from Canson Infinity. Made from specially selected archival board it meets the standards of ISO 9706 for paper permanence, and the material contains a high level of alpha cellulose, is produced in neutral pH conditions (acid free) without optical brightening agents or recycled material, and it conforms to the Photographic Activity Test according to ISO 18916. The surface is covered with a specially selected black Wibalin Buckram paper which offers a high water-resistance and light fastness. The box also contains a neutral ribbon for easier handling of paper and protection from damaging the documents. It also comes with 25 pre-cut 13 x 19 sheets of glassine to protect your prints from scratching and abrasion.

Organize and Protect Documents & Photos    Lid and Base Style    Meets ISO 9706 Requirements    Contains High Levels of Alpha Cellulose    Produced in Neutral pH Conditions    No Optical Brightening Agents    Water-Resistant & Light Fast Surface    Ribbon for Easy Removal of Paper    25 Pre-Cut Sheets of Glassine

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this kit come with the 9 different types of attachments?

A: In this kit, it will come with the Matthews Infinity Arm, Soft Carrying Case and 2 x 1/4"-20 Male Ball Tips. The additional attachments can be purchased separately: 1/4"-20 female (429626-1), 1/4"-20 male (429626-2), 3/8"-16 female (429626-3), 3/8"-16 male (429626-4), GoPro mount (429626-5) 5/8" female (429626-6), Mini Matthellini clamp (429626-7), Shoe mount (429626-8), 5/8" male (429626-9)

Q: 2. Lineco 670-4757. How many 4 x 6 photos will 1 envelope hold?

A: Each envelope in the Lineco 670-4757 Infinity Photo File Envelopes (4 x 6", 25 Envelopes) is designed to hold twelve (12) 4x6" print photos.

Q: 3. Will this hold a Canon R5 with 24-105 attached and two other lenses (14-35 and 70-200) stored off the camera? Room leftover?

A: Yes, the Think Tank Photo Backstory 13 will accommodate all pieces and more mentioned.

Q: 4. I bought a Matthews Infinity Arm, but one of them lost its friction. Do you have any recommendations for repairing it?

A: Matthews warranty services will need to assist you with the Matthews Infinity Arm.

Q: 5. Is it possible to adapt any of the ball 1/4 20s to have Arri locating pins? As great as the arm is, I have issues with it twisting.

A: Unfortunately at this moment Matthews does not have an option for adding an adapter with locator pins.

Q: 6. What is the warranty for the Infinity Arm?

A: Limited 1-Year Warranty

Q: 7. Does this arm allow for extensions to make it 3 or 4 times longer? Like what Zacuto does?

A: The two arms of the Infinity Arm are of fixed length. However, spare ball heads are available from Matthews which can be screwed into an extension rod to make the arms longer. Naturally, the useable length of any extension will depend on the load you put on it. An extension rod of about 5/8 diameter would be useful to mount lights, etc, on the arms. I am in the process of making some of these about 6 long but this requires a lathe although any small engineering company could machine these for you. Much easier is that B&H sells 5/8 (16mm) rigging rods (of various lengths with 1/4 and 3/8 holes in the ends called 9.SOLUTIONS 16mm Rod Set (5.9 ) B&H # 9S9VBROD5 MFR # 9.VBROD5The Matthews Infinity Arm seems expensive at first sight but I am using it professionally and can assure you that it is absolutely solid, easy to use and extremely well made. The quick-change ball heads make it really easy to change items to mount almost anything onto it. I use it for holding a clip with camera shots or scripts or lights, mics or a monitor. Matthews customer service is great as I had some questions about the size of the Arm which Matthews took great trouble to answer in detail.It seemed expensive when I bought it (although B&H, as always, were cheaper than buying it in England which is why I buy a lot from B&H!) but I am glad I did as it is well worth the cost and seems better than anything else although I suggest you check its weight. I use mine mounted onto my Miller tripod head so the weight doesn't matter but it might if you had to carry it around a lot. It's a really well-made solid piece of professional engineering.Both Matthews' and B&H's service were superb.

Q: 8. Does the arm joint still movable without fully loosen like bright tangerine? I want to know if the arm still movable(not the rosette point but two joint of mounting point) or not And does this arms cheese plate are compatible with manfrotto super clamp? I saw a picture product demomstraion using manfrotto(i guess) superclamp and chesseplate So want to know this is right

A: Thank you. I wondered if the clamp is compatible with cheese plate to prevent my camera from spinning. So i think i solved my problem thankyou.

Q: 9. Does this scanner handle film scanning in 35mm, 120, 4x5 and 8x10 sizes?

A: This item is an accessory for a scanner that only scans documents. If you are looking for a scanner that handles up to and including 8x10 film, I would recommend the Epson scanners. You can click on the link below to view your options; https://bhpho.to/2m64rOG

Q: 10. My photos are 4x6, but their envelopes measure 4.75 x 7.25. Will they fit in this box?

A: The interior dimensions are 7.5 x 11.00 x 5.5" so yes they should fit.