In tan, this 5.4 x 5.4 x 6" Hinged Lid Box from Archival Methods is designed to archive and safely store CD cases. Also, the box can serve as a general-purpose storage box for collectibles, small pieces of art, or specimens found in nature. The lid itself has undercut front panels for easy access and more room to move materials around. The heavyweight 40 pt. ArchivalGrade boxboard is made from fully bleached, high alpha cellulose pulp, which has a minimum of 3% of calcium carbonate, and it maintains a pH value of 8 to 9.5. Moreover, the boxboard, which is suitable for long-term storage of materials, has passed the Photographic Activity Test. In addition, the paper is free of lignin, acid, recycled pulp, metal, waxes, plasticizers, bleach, and peroxide, and virtually free of sulfur.

The exterior of the box is a smooth surface, and the colored dye is light-fast and non-bleeding. The surface of the board does not contain knots, shives, or abrasive particles that would otherwise damage the material stored inside. Meanwhile, the anti-corrosive metal-edge clamps, which have been treated with a black polyester coating and a wax-free polyester finish, have been added to the corners of the box and provide strength and rigidity to stack the boxes on top of each other.

Hinged Lid Box for Archival Storage    ArchivalGrade 40 pt. Boxboard    Lignin- and Acid-Free Board    Metal-Edge Clamps Provide Strength    Metal-Edge Clamps are Anticorrosive    Passes the Photographic Activity Test    Minimum of 3% Calcium Carbonate    Maintains a pH Value of 8 to 9.5    Smooth Paper Finish    No Knots, Shives, or Abrasive Particles

The paper is free of lignin, acid, recycled pulp, metal, waxes, plasticizers, bleach, and peroxide, and virtually free of sulfur

Constructed from heavyweight ArchivalGrade 40 pt. boxboard

Paper contains a minimum of 3% calcium carbonate (CaCO3) with a pH value of 8 to 9.5

Color dye is light-fast and non-bleeding

Surface of the paper is smooth and free from knots, shives, and abrasive particles

This paper passed the PAT (Photographic Activity Test) ISO 14523 (formerly ANSI IT9.16)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this matte box fit on the Sigma T1.5 FF High-speed prime cine lenses?

A: Most of the lenses in that series will work. However, there are a few wide angle lenses that have an outer diameter larger than 95mm. If the outer diameter is larger than 95mm, it will not be compatible with the Tiltaing Mini Matte Box.

Q: 2. Would there be a problem using this Matte Box on the Sony fe16-35mm zoom lens? There is a small inner barrel extention at the 16mm end of the zoom range... would the weight of the Matte Box potetially cause damage to the zoom barrel? Thanks

A: There should be no issues using this with either the Sony 16-35mm F/2.8 or F/4. The F/2.8 has an 82mm filter thread and the F4 has a 72mm thread, which are both adapters that come in the box with this product.

Q: 3. does it do cross conversion?(sdi/hdmi)

A: No, The Lilliput FS5 will not support cross conversion. Another choice from Lilliput that does support cross conversion from HDMI to SDI/SDI to HDMI is the Lilliput Q5. Lilliput Q5 5.5" Full HD On-Camera Monitor BH #LIQ5FHDMNTR https://bhpho.to/2qtn7q6

Q: 4. Is it possible to screw in a SLR Magic variable inside the matte box? The outer ring filter size of my VND is 86mm (77mm VND). I understand it is too wide to fit between the lens and matte box but since it must rotate, it needs to be in front. THX!

A: That will not be possible with this matte box.

Q: 5. Is it possible to have a variable ND filter in front of the lens and behind the mattebox? Perhaps using adapters and/or step up and down rings

A: Yes it is possible. You will have to consider the size of the lens, the filter and the matte box adapter rings.

Q: 6. Does this monitor work with a Canon XF-405?

A: Yes, the Lilliput FS5-B 5.4" HDMI 2.0/3G-SDI On-Camera Monitor would work with the Canon XF405 via HDMI cable or SDI connections. If connecting via HDMI this is a good cable option. ZILR Hyper-Thin High-Speed Mini-HDMI to HDMI Cable with Ethernet (17.7") BH #ZI4KP60MC17 https://bhpho.to/3RZiUqA

Q: 7. can I use it with my Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM and a step up ring?

A: Yes, one can use a step-up ring on the Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM Lens to adapt to the Tiltaing Mini Matte Box. An alternative is purchasing the Tilta 58mm Adapter Ring for Mini Clamp-On Matte Box. See link below: https://bhpho.to/3hVvIwT

Q: 8. Is this Adapter Ring for Lenses with an 80mm Outer Diameter compatible with this mattebox? https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1580292-REG

A: Yes, this adapter ring is compatible with the Tilta Mini Mattebox.

Q: 9. I know the canon ef-s 17-55mm has a 77mm thread. Would it be fine with that lens?

A: Since the Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM Lens has a 77mm filter thread, you can use the Tiltaing Mini Matte Box's 77mm adapter ring to make the two compatible.

Q: 10. I'm considering getting this for use with my Panasonic UX-90. Is there enough clearance over the matte box for the overhang of the built-in mic/handle?

A: We are not aware of this being able to work with the UX90. The only option for a hood we are aware of is the one it comes with. Using screw on filters is the better option over a matte box. The camera is not designed for a matte box.