TCG Pre-Grading Imaging Stand
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A two-piece cantilever imaging stand engineered specifically for trading card pre-grading and the iPhone 16 Pro. The design strips away light-blocking walls in favour of an open C-arm structure, allowing desk lamps to rake across the card from three sides without casting harsh structural shadows.
The stand breaks down into two separate pieces for flat printing without supports.
- Raised Pedestal: Sized at 64x89mm to fit standard raw or penny-sleeved cards (like Pokémon or MTG). The raised platform prevents edge-shadows that occur when cards lie flat on a desk.
- Tactile Phone Rails: Raised outer guides sit flush with the iPhone 16 Pro's straight edges, bypassing the camera bump. Push the phone flush into the top-left corner rails to perfectly centre the lenses over the card.
- Focal Clearance: Suspends the phone 160mm above the card, providing the ideal distance for macro focus while keeping the entire card squarely in the frame.
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