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Professional archaeological photo scales made in France for field documentation, excavation photography, finds recording and laboratory work.

Flat lay product photo from STRATI showing a folding 1-meter photographic scale with alternating red, white, and black segments, alongside its brown stitched carrying case, a wooden bamboo support pole, a small square red-white-black photo marker, and a coiled black cord with a metal hook, arranged on a white mottled background. Flexible 1m CANVAS photo scale tape shown unrolled in a loop and rolled up compactly. White fabric with red and black metric markings. Reverse side is black stitched fabric.
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Foldable CANVAS scale for archaeology field photography The CANVAS scale is a flexible, lightweight measuring reference for excavation photos, survey work and larger documentation views. It folds e...
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Professional archaeological photo scales made in France

Professional archaeological photo scales made in France for field documentation, excavation photography, finds recording and laboratory work.

Choose flat scales for general documentation, angular scales when the graduations must remain visible from the front, and magnetic scales for close-up object photography or metal supports.

Each Strati Concept photo scale is designed for professional use: readable metric graduations, durable materials, practical colorways and field-tested formats from compact 1 cm magnetic scales to 1 m aluminum scales.

Which photo scale should you choose?

  • Flat photo scales: for general excavation photography, trenches, sections, objects and lab documentation. Low-profile aluminum body with an anti-glare, anti-scratch printed coating.
  • Angular photo scales: for front-facing photos where the graduations must remain clearly visible. The self-standing profile is useful for objects, ceramic vessels, sections and ground-level shots.
  • Magnetic photo scales: for close-up finds, laboratory photography and work on metal supports. Flexible magnetic material with a printed measurement surface.