Calibrite ColorChecker Digital SG Card

Semi-Gloss Reference Target, Color Chip Chart, Helps to Ensure Accurate Color Balance, Compatible with ColorChecker Calibration Specifically designed to meet the needs of digital photographers the Digital ColorChecker SG target by Calibrite includes the highest quality color ...Semi-Gloss Reference Target, Color Chip Chart, Helps to Ensure Accurate Color Balance, Compatible with ColorChecker Calibration Specifically designed to meet the needs of digital photographers the Digital ColorChecker SG target by Calibrite includes the highest quality color reference standards available. Each of the 140 patches was chosen for its location in color space to expand the color gamut so you can create profiles that capture the full capabilities of your digital camera and scanner. The ColorChecker Digital SG target includes the colors from the standard ColorChecker target many of which represent natural objects such as human skin tone foliage and blue sky.

Additional skin-tone reference colors deliver greater accuracy and consistency over a wide variety of skin tones and gray scale steps provide accurate control of camera balance to maintain a neutral aspect regardless of light source. Digital ColorChecker SG can also be used to create a white balance with your digital camera to guarantee precise uniform and neutral white under any lighting condition. ColorChecker Digital SG provides the same great value as the ColorChecker Classic to compare digital reproductions to real life scenes or test targets.

The ColorChecker Digital SG takes a step beyond the traditional ColorChecker by representing a larger gamut and providing greater refinement of individual colors. Simply include ColorChecker Digital SG in your first photo if you're shooting JPEG or traditional or any photo in the series if you're shooting raw. Later in the studio use it to compare measure and analyze differences in color reproduction in any color rendition system.

This objective standard will help you avoid costly mistakes and trial-and-error color correction after the fact.