THE SD CARD HOLDER BUILT FOR SHOOTERS.

The fastest SD card swap you’ll ever own

Starts at $14.99 USD, As low as

$10 USD

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THE SETUP

You already have
an SD card case.
Good. This isn’t that.

IN YOUR BAG IS A

SD CARD CASE

6 to 12 cards. Your library. Sorted, labelled, safely stored. Stays in the bag.

A STORAGE

ON YOUR STRAP THE

ONEMORESHOT

1 card. Pre-staged. On your body. One motion away, always.

CARRY SOLUTION

THE SETUP

You already have an SD card case. Good. This isn’t that.

IN YOUR BAG IS A

SD CARD CASE

6 to 12 cards. Your library. Sorted, labelled, safely stored. Stays in the bag.

A STORAGE

ON YOUR STRAP THE

ONEMORESHOT

1 card. Pre-staged. On your body. One motion away, always.

CARRY SOLUTION

WHAT?

A spring-loaded SD card staging carrier. Clips to your camera strap or sling bag strap. One card, pre-loaded, always on you. It is not a card case. It holds one card. The next one.


WHO?

For the photographer who has had that moment. Card full, no backup, shoot still going. The hobbyist who left their card in the laptop. The pro who forgot to reformat.


WHY?

At some point, you will forget your SD card. It is probability. If you have not, you have not shot enough. One More Shot exists so that card is always there. Not in your wallet. Not buried in a pocket. On you.


HOW?

Press the card in, it seats deep. Press it again, it ejects halfway and holds there. A light pull, it slides into your hand. Swap into camera. Keep shooting.

Three Moves. Always Ready.

01

CLIP

Attach One More Shot to your camera strap, bag strap or belt loop. The carabiner holds firm. It goes where you go.

02

SWAP

The SD Card is always ready for you whenever you need it. No digging, no fumbling. Swap your full card out for this one.

03

SHOOT.

Yeah, the rest is just up to you. You know how to shoot, right?

What
photographers say.

“

The idea, concept and design of One More Shot is just genius. It is so simple, yet it works.

ROBIN WONG
PHOTOGRAPHY EDUCATOR & YOUTUBER

★★★★★

Solid build quality and very tactile mechanism, feels just like the ones on cameras, Exceptional value!

H**e R88e G**r · Verified
★★★★★

These are exactly what I expected. So good! Just in time for my photo trip, too! And I was surprised by the extra see-through special one that was included. Thank u so much!

a**r · Verified
★★★★★

quirky, fun and functional …. kids love playing with it too

r**x · Verified
★★★★★

love it! definitely gonna show off

G**oM**o · Verified
★★★★★

Work as intended!

j**s · Verified
★★★★★

Perfect for photographer and videographer

T**e L** · Verified

ONEMORESHOT’S

Frequently asked questions

One More Shot is a spring-loaded SD card holder that clips to your bag strap or camera strap. It holds one SD card, pre-staged and ready. When you need it, one motion, card is out. Designed by a photographer, for photographers.

It uses a push-push spring eject mechanism. The same type found in the SD card slot of your camera. Insert a card, it locks in. Press it, it ejects cleanly. You already know how to use it.

A pouch is a storage solution. One More Shot is a carry and access solution. It sits on your camera strap, an everyday carry bag, anywhere that is on you at all times, and certainly not in your Roller bag.

It’s within reach at anytime, with one motion to retrieve, simply no fumbling, no looking down, no stopping. Ready. Always!

Under normal carrying conditions the card is held firmly by spring tension. Please note: A deliberate or accidental direct pulling force may disengage the card. Always ensure the card is fully seated before heading out. Read the included disclaimer for full details.

Standard SD cards only. Does not fit microSD cards unless in a full-size adapter.

No. One More Shot is designed for standard SD cards only.

One More Shot is a 3D Printed product, cleverly assembled to have the satisfying click in mechanism, just like the SD Card slots available in cameras. We print One More Shot with PETG. Won’t warp in your car. Handles Malaysian heat.

Anyone who owns a camera. The hobbyist who left their card in the laptop. The pro who forgot to reformat. The photographer who just needs one more shot.