The Pioneer WFM46-G Oval Framed Wedding Album features a white moiré fabric cover with gold oval frame, and is designed to display and protect 100 4x6" photos. The 1-up style pages can display one vertical image per side.

The clear, top-loading pages protect your photos from dust and fingerprints. The shaded paper background on each page enhances the presentation of your photographs. The book-bound binding enables the open pages to lay flat for quick loading and optimal viewing. The cover has an oval frame for a 4x6" theme photo. There is a wedding information sheet in the front of the album as well as a memo area next to each photo. Additionally, there are CD and negative storage pockets. The album is acid-free for long-term archival photo storage.

Holds 100 4x6" Photos    50 Top Loading Pages    Holds One Vertical Image per Side    Archival, Acid-Free    White Moire Cover Fabric / Photo Frame    Memo Area Next to Each Page    Wedding Information Sheet    CD/Negative Storage Pockets    Book-Bound Style / Rounded Spine    Clear Pages / Shaded Paper Backgrounds

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the weight of the lamp head and yoke?

A: The weight of this unit with the yoke attachment is 24.6 lbs.

Q: 2. What adapter do I need to use this with Profoto boxes?

A: Depending on the softbox you would need either a Profoto OCF or RFI speedring.

Q: 3. Regarding battery operation, I understand according to Aputure's documentation that 15A batteries are required to power the 300d II, based on the logic of 350W max power draw requires (12V * 15A) * 2 = 360W. My question is, if I own many 12A batteries, is there a safe way to use them with this light, by capping the output following this equation: 12V * 12A = 144W max draw 144W is more or less 40% of 350W So one battery should provide safely and reliably 40% of total output capacity. 2 batteries should provide 80% of total output capacity. Meaning if I underpower the light using these values, I should be ok. Is that logic sound?

A: I contacted Aputure concerning your inquiry. Below is their response: "Any V-Mount batteries are safe to use on the LSC300DII V-Mount units. However the more power they have, the longer the unit will work under battery power at full power. Your customer can use two batteries that they own to power the LSC300DII V-Mount unit. The more amp hour power the battery has, will allow the unit to last longer under battery power. If you customer is only going to be using the unit at 50% of full power, then they should get a good amount of time under battery power. The equation your customer listed below is fairly accurate. However the LSC300DII V-Mount unit needs high power batteries for it to operate at full power full a good amount of time."

Q: 4. Is the case that come with the product safe for travel?

A: We highly suggest the following pelican case for heavy transporting. Pelican 1650TP Case with TrekPak Divider System (Black) BH #PE1650TPBK • MFR #016500-0050-110 https://bhpho.to/3ttgGEQ

Q: 5. The description said Built-In V-Mount Plate but on the photo I can't see it. B and H also recommende buying the Lilliput Battery Mount Plate for V-lock Mount Style Batteries for 35 buck. Can you tell me if the monitor can be onboard powered by V-mount without buying other stuff?

A: Please don't buy V-lock mount plate because the package comes with a V-lock mount plate.

Q: 6. Could I use a normal car battery and an inverter to power this thing?

A: It is possible. You would need a inverter and battery of adequate size.

Q: 7. Does it need two gold mount batteries to work or can you have one battery to work?

A: Yes, both batteries are required for the Aputure LS 600d Pro Daylight LED Monolight (Gold Mount).

Q: 8. Does this monitor do false color?

A: False color is not present on this product.

Q: 9. Has anyone found an elegant solution for using a photographic umbrella with these lights?

A: I'm sorry but there doesn't seem to be a way to attach an umbrella to this light.

Q: 10. Does this have 10 bit color depth?

A: Yes it does. This list 10-Bit support.