Calibrite ColorChecker Gray Balance

Key Features
- A portable A4-sized (8.5 x 11") gray balance target
- 18% Gray Card
- Helps Ensure Accurate Color Balance
- Ideal for setting correct exposure for imagemakers and filmmakers
- For Use with All Major Editing Software
overview
The ColorChecker Gray Balance is the largest size available gray balance card in the range, it’s the same size as the ColorChecker Classic Target at 215.9 x 279.4mm.
Using the ColorChecker Gray Balance card for reflective spot exposure metering will give you the confidence that your images will be exposed as accurately as possible. The ColorChecker Gray Balance card is the larger size version of the 18% gray reference square in the standard 24-patch ColorChecker. The gray is scientifically engineered to provide a precise uniform surface that is spectrally neutral, meaning it reflects equal amounts of red, blue, and green in all types of light conditions.
The ColorChecker Gray Balance target can be used for a variety of applications:
- Digital Photography: Exposure metering and gray balance. Adjusts your digital camera’s color sensitivity to exactly match the ambient lighting conditions
- Traditional Photography: Check films, lights, filters, and paper.
- Cinematography (Television and Video): Verify gray balance through the configuration of cameras, lights and film.
- Calibrite ColorChecker Gray Balance
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Why isn’t there a single reference white-balance equation for perfectly accurate color?
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Why do different gray targets give different white balance readings?
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Why does a gray card/custom white balance remove the warm ambient color in my photos?
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Why do my artwork photos look pale even after using a ColorChecker and custom white balance?
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Which white balance tool is worth buying: gray card, ExpoDisc, SpyderCube, or ColorChecker?
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