Calibrite ColorChecker Gray Balance Mini - 850028833124
The Calibrite ColorChecker Gray Balance Mini is a portable A6-sized grey balance target. It’s an 1...The Calibrite ColorChecker Gray Balance Mini is a portable A6-sized grey balance target. It’s an 18% grey balance card ideal for setting correct exposure in photography and filmmaking. For photography, the grey card adjusts your digital camera’s colour sensitivity to exactly match the ambient lighting conditions. For filmmaking, the grey card verifies grey balance through the configuration of cameras, lights and film. The calibration card is scientifically engineered to provide a precise uniform surface that is spectrally neutral. As a pocket-sized 18% grey reference square, the Calibrite ColorChecker Gray Balance Mini is a miniature version of that found within the standard 24-patch ColorChecker. This is great for studio photographers and on-location shooting; allowing for a truly balanced mid tone grey value. You can confidently set up corrected studio lighting ratios between main and fill lights, use as the initial reference shot in a series, and can be used to adjust colours within common photo processing software packages.
The Calibrite ColorChecker Gray Balance Mini is a portable A6-sized grey balance target. It’s an 18% grey balance card ideal for setting correct exposure in photography and filmmaking. For photography, the grey card adjusts your digital camera’s colour sensitivity to exactly match the ambient lighting conditions. For filmmaking, the grey card verifies grey balance through the configuration of cameras, lights and film. The calibration card is scientifically engineered to provide a precise uniform surface that is spectrally neutral. As a pocket-sized 18% grey reference square, the Calibrite ColorChecker Gray Balance Mini is a miniature version of that found within the standard 24-patch ColorChecker. This is great for studio photographers and on-location shooting; allowing for a truly balanced mid tone grey value. You can confidently set up corrected studio lighting ratios between main and fill lights, use as the initial reference shot in a series, and can be used to adjust colours within common photo processing software packages.