Show off your favorite photograph with the 5 x 7" Timber Wood Frame in gray and black from MCS. The frame can be displayed on a wall or tabletop with its easel back in a vertical or horizontal orientation. The width of the frame measures 1.25" and the front, which protects the print, is made of glass. The weathered wood finish gives the frame a rugged, distinguished look.

Accepts 5 x 7" Print    1.25" Width Frame    Used for Wall or Tabletop Display    Frame with Easel Back

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this strap good enough to hold canon 5d3 with canon 70-200 f/2.8 IS II attached ?

A: I hold a Nikon d810 with 24-120 and feels pretty well. Also a f6 with different lenses and feels ok too. It's a great strap!

Q: 2. Is the GripTight portion detachable from the Mocto Stand?

A: Yes it is.

Q: 3. Will this bag fit a nikon Df with the 200-500mm lens attached?

A: Yes. I use it for a D750 with the 200-500 lens. The Df body is slightly smaller than the D750, so it should fit just fine.

Q: 4. Can this be used with a Canon G7Xii without problems or damage to the camera slot lugs?

A: No, this strap is too big for your camera eyelets. You need a strap with a thin loop like the ones listed below; https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/products/Camera-Straps/ci/283/N/3656173706?sort=PRICE_LOW_TO_HIGH&filters=fct_strap-type_2298%3Aneck-shoulder&searchWithin=loop

Q: 5. How wide is the strap where it loops through the camera slot lug?

A: The camera strap section is 3/8 wide.

Q: 6. Would this work as a base for a remote camera (attached to a small ball head)? Or would a small tabletop trip such as the Feisol TT-15 be a better option for a remote?

A: The 3 Legged Thing DocZ2 Foot Stabilizer for Monopods (Gray/Black) with a ball head could be used for a remote camera.

Q: 7. How to attach to a camera

A: To attach the Think Tank Photo Camera Strap V2.0 onto a camera, you need attachments such as the Ruggard Split D-Ring to do so. https://bhpho.to/2EF2Rul

Q: 8. How long is each foot section?

A: approx 14 cm / 5.5 "

Q: 9. How adjustable is the friction control to reduce rotation when shooting a big lens?

A: Hi James, the boot underneath is the lock or unlock the ball for adjusting position.

Q: 10. Would you recommend a ‘large’ or a ‘small’ size release button for a Nikon FM2N? Also, why do some users prefer either a concave or convex shape? Thanks.

A: For an FM2, a large would be good. As far as shape, that is a matter of personal preference. I think a concave design is best for comfort, etc...