Calibrite ColorChecker White Balance
Key Features
- An A4-sized (8.5 x 11") target
- Test Card for Accurate White Balance
- Delivers accurate tonal response in high key situations
- Spectrally Neutral
- Allows for assessment of correct exposure and eliminates color shifts
- Anti-Reflective
- Consistent Under All Lighting Conditions
overview
The ColorChecker White Balance target is spectrally neutral to deliver accurate white reproduction for both photo and video workflows. Use it to perform custom in-camera white balance to guarantee precise, uniform, neutral white – under any lighting condition. Ideal for photographers and filmmakers.
ColorChecker White Balance is a full-size version of the white balance target included in both ColorChecker Passport products. The actual color of the target is a light gray, which provides the best white balance result.
You’ll be able to:
- Eliminate color casts
- Improve the color preview on your camera’s display so your histograms are more reliable
- Make post-production color editing faster and easier by eliminating the need to neutralize each image individually
- Calibrite ColorChecker White Balance
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Why does a gray card/custom white balance remove the warm ambient color in my photos?
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Can a Pantone uncoated swatch book replace a ColorChecker for photo or video color correction?
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Which white balance tool is worth buying: gray card, ExpoDisc, SpyderCube, or ColorChecker?
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