6x4 Inch Photo Dovetail Frame
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Description
A 200x150mm freestanding frame cut specifically for standard 6x4 inch photographic prints. It eliminates standard metal retaining clips in favor of a full-width sliding dovetail backing plate, ensuring uniform pressure across the print surface. An integrated kickstand prints directly inside the rear plate, requiring no secondary assembly or hardware.
- Standard Match: Accepts standard 6x4 inch (152x101mm) photographic paper stock or index cards.
- Critical Measurement: The front aperture is exactly 150x100mm. Check the margins on the target photograph before installation; any detail outside that boundary is hidden by the 25mm solid bezel.
- Incompatibilities: Designed strictly for desktop use. Lacks mounting points for wall hangers or standard VESA brackets.
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