The Pioneer STC-46 Pocket 3-Ring Binder Album features a dark gray leatherette cover with gold accents and is designed to display and protect 300 4x6" photos. The 3-up style pages can display three horizontal images per side.

The clear, side-loading pages protect your photos from dust and fingerprints. The white paper background on each page enhances the presentation of your photographs. The refillable 3-ring binding features 1.5" rings that enable the open pages to lay flat for quick loading and optimal viewing. The album is acid-free for long-term archival photo storage.

Holds 300 4x6" Photos    50 Side Loading Pages    Holds Three Horizontal Images per Side    Archival, Acid-Free    Leatherette Cover/Gold Accents    3-Ring Binder with 1.5" Rings    Accepts Refills    Clear Pages with White Paper Backgrounds

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The specs say USB can record raw, will it be able to record pro-res at high frame rates via USB as well?

A: As long as the SSD has the necessary specifications for the resolution, frame rate and codec.

Q: 2. Anyone know the weight of this camera?

A: The Camera body weighs 750 g/1.9 lbs without battery or lens.

Q: 3. Can it record audio only?

A: No, it records video and audio together.

Q: 4. Is there any exchange offer with an old Bmpcc?

A: No exchange or upgrades are being offered from Blackmagic.

Q: 5. Why is there 1 review already by 'jean' when the camera is not yet released??? This is a FAKE review!!

A: This camera is not expected to be released until September. We should not start seeing reviews until after it has been released.

Q: 6. What will be the aspect ratio? will we be able to change it to 4:3

A: The aspect ratio will be those of the shooting resolutions. You may change the aspect in any way using Resolve.

Q: 7. does this come with resolve?

A: Yes it does.

Q: 8. Will e.g. a Nikon Z 70-200 2.8 stick/protrude through the opening in the middle when attached to a body ( in other words - are the rails on the bottom long enough to allow for a 70-200 lens to be used?)

A: Yes a Nikon Z 70-200mm f/2.8 Lens would protrude through the center of this Godox Ring Flash Head.

Q: 9. Can you use this with macro or will it be too bright?

A: You can use the Godox R200 for macro. If it is too bright just lower ISO, increase shutter speed, and narrow the aperture.

Q: 10. Are there an plans to provide the option to shoot CinemaDNG in an MXF wrapper?

A: We will pass this along as a feature request.