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Models & Brands: Adorama, Florence, Imperial Frames, Cottage Mills, Imperial Frames, Lastolite LL LC5787, Rosco, Sunpak Sunpak 7 Digital Photo Frame Black, Lastolite LL LR3036, Profoto 505-529

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Adorama
Adorama
Weight: 2.65 pounds
Price: $88.99
Key features Adorama
  • Choice of Page Color
  • Old World Hand Craftmanship
  • Choice of Cover Color
  • Model: Adorama Classic Photo Album, Black Leather Cover with Library Bound Black Pages, Holds 24 5" x 7" Prints

Review Adorama Classic Photo Album, Black Leather Cover with Library Bound Black Pages, Holds 24 5" x 7" Prints / Adorama:

The Adorama Deluxe, Library Bound Slip-in Album is Available in 3 Models that can Accommodate 18, 24 or 36 Prints. The Adorama CLASSIC Album is 100% Hand Crafted and Designed for the Professional to use with Portraits, Weddings, Anniversaries and Other Special Occasions. The CLASSIC Album is available in 4x6, 5x7 and 8x10 Print Sizes with Black, White or Burgundy Leather Covers. Page/Frame Colors are Either Black or Off-White and are "Portrait" Formatted.
Florence
Florence
Weight: 3.6 pounds
Price: $72.49

Review Florence Master Series Artisan Album, Multi-ring 13" x 19" with 10 Super Clear Archival Page Protectors, Black / Florence:

Artisan Album Master - FAA12. The Master series Artisan Album is crafted with 2mm Holland board laminated with an outer leather grain vinyl and an inner sand grain vinyl. The Master also incorporates the Florence Ring Mechanism and includes 10 pages of Super Clear Archival page protectors.
Imperial Frames
Imperial Frames
Weight: 16.2 pounds
Price: $68.25

Review Imperial Frames Elite, Wood Picture Frame for a 24" x 36" Photograph, Color: Gold with Dark Gold Accents / Imperial Frames:

The distinguished Elite Collection features intricate detail that will flatter even the most precious photos or art!
Cottage Mills
Cottage Mills
Weight: 1.2 pounds
Price: $71.40
Key features Cottage Mills
  • The Pen That's a Picture Frame
  • Holds photos up to 2.5" x 1.75"
  • Black acid-free ball point ink
  • Display everything from school photos to pets
  • Model: Cottage Mills PixPen, Holds Photos up to 2.5" x 1.75", Black Acid Free Ink, Pack of 12.

Review Cottage Mills PixPen, Holds Photos up to 2.5" x 1.75", Black Acid Free Ink, Pack of 12. / Cottage Mills:

Imperial Frames
Imperial Frames
Weight: 10.05 pounds
Price: $49.95

Review Imperial Frames Elite, Wood Picture Frame for a 20" x 24" Photograph, Color: Gold with Dark Gold Accents / Imperial Frames:

The distinguished Elite Collection features intricate detail that will flatter even the most precious photos or art!
Lastolite LL LC5787
Lastolite LL LC5787
List Price: $281.00
Price: $229.95

Review Lastolite LL LC5787 10 x 12 Feet Reversible Chromakey Curtain (Blue/Green) / Lastolite LL LC5787:

Rosco
Rosco
Weight: 3.1 pounds
Price: $169.50
Key features Rosco
  • Its slim profile and low power requirements make LitePad a welcome addition to any film or television lighting scheme.
  • LitePad, an excellent choice for innovative architectural lighting, is impact resistant and offers a lamp life of 70,000 hours.
  • Its soft, even light makes LitePad an ideal display lighting unit.
  • LitePad's various uses:
  • An example of how LitePad fits the needs of theatrical lighting. Litepad units are concealed behind the door frame to better illuminate the actors entrance.
  • Model: Rosco LitePad 3"x 12" with 120v Transformer for Film & Video Production

Review Rosco LitePad 3"x 12" with 120v Transformer for Film & Video Production / Rosco:

LitePad Everywhere Lighting. Rosco LitePad is a slim profile light source that generates a soft even beam oflight and almost no heat. Its small form factor and light weight make the Rosco LitePad perfect for use in many places where a larger, typical luminaire could not fit. Drawing just a few watts of power, LitePad is simple, fast and economical to use in film and television, theatre and live entertainment, and retail and event lighting. Use Rosco LitePad for: Accent lighting on and built into scenery Add light behind windows and doors with only 1" of space between framing and opening. Use LitePad as the source on the front of a TV or computer monitor, even for special effects like glowing props. Backstage Lighting: Gently illuminate hazardous areas such as stairs and platform edges Orchestra lighting Supplementary Lighting kit for stage or set: Small soft sources provide additional light and can be mounted into virtually any nook on set. Units are sold individually and include a simple 12v transformer.
Sunpak Sunpak 7 Digital Photo Frame Black
Sunpak Sunpak 7 Digital Photo Frame Black
Weight: 2.4 pounds
List Price: $139.95
Price: $64.95
Key features Sunpak Sunpak 7 Digital Photo Frame Black
  • Display photos without a computer using the memory card from your camera
  • Beautiful clear acrylic and Black frame can be displayed tabletop or wall mounted
  • Easy to use built-in control buttons with on screen menus
  • Compatible with SD, MMC or MS types of popular memory cards
  • 7" TFT-LCD display
  • Model: Sunpak 7" Digital Photo Frame with Acrylic Black Frame

Review Sunpak 7" Digital Photo Frame with Acrylic Black Frame / Sunpak Sunpak 7 Digital Photo Frame Black:

The Sunpak 7" digital photo frame makes your memories come alive with its high resolution TFT-LCD panel with vivid colors, contrast and sharpness. Surrounded in a beautiful clear acrylic and Black frame, makes it the perfect choice for any home or office decor. When it comes to setup, it is simple to customize everything from slideshow timing and sequencing to presentation. Just load your favorite images onto a SD, xD, MMC or MS type memory card from your camera or computer and enjoy the memories.
Lastolite LL LR3036
Lastolite LL LR3036
Weight: 0.7 pounds
List Price: $40.00
Price: $35.95

Review Lastolite LL LR3036 30-Inch Collapsible Reflector (Sunfire/Silver) / Lastolite LL LR3036:

No matter what your application, Lastolite has the reflector for you! Lastolite is the original manufacturer of Collapsible Reflectors, and continues to improve on their quality and variety. As well as a lifetime guarantee on reflector rims, Lastolite has also upgraded the rim tape to create a stronger and longer lasting reflector. These Reflectors are both Collapsible as well as Reversable with a choice of fabrics to choose from. The size collapsed is 1/3 of the working size. Sizes range from 12" to 4ft x 6ft, and come in a variety of reflective surfaces,such as gold, silver, white, sunfire, and translucent. The 12" reflector is perfect for adding light when working with small objects and tabletop, or for macro photography. The 20" gives just a bit of extra light where needed, such as under the chin. The 30" is popular for its size and for general use. The 38" is great for head and shoulder shots. The 48" is for larger product work or three-quarter length portraits. [+]
The 4ft x 6ft reflector is fantastic for full length portraiture, wedding and fashion photography even for large industrial subjects and video work. The following is a description of the available finishes: SILVER. 5600°K. Crisp, clear light for optimum clarity, especially for product shots SUNFIRE. 4750°K. A subtle mixture of Silver and Gold - excellent at adding just a hint of color. SUNLITE 4750°K. Same color.
Profoto 505-529
Profoto 505-529
Dimentions: 13 x 9 x 8.5 inches
Weight: 1.4 pounds
List Price: $180.00
Price: Too low to display
Key features Profoto 505-529
  • Fits Compacts and all Profoto heads
  • Works with Grid and filter holder
  • Made from industrial grade materials
  • Model: Profoto 505-529 Snoot (Black)

Review Profoto 505-529 Snoot (Black) / Profoto 505-529:

for Grid- & Filterholder 90 06 49, Cannot be used with ProDaylight and ProTungsten.
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