Calibrite ColorChecker Classic

The Calibrite ColorChecker Classic is designed for use as a colour calibration tool for use by photographers in both traditional and digital photography. When used along with colour management software, it allows you to calibrate your camera in-line with your monitor and printer so you get an even workflow with accurate colours throughout. Composed of 24 scientifically prepared coloured squares (approximately A4 in size), you are afforded colours that relate directly to natural objects of interest such as human skin, foliage, and blue sky. This production tool guarantees a more efficient workflow to avoid costly, time-consuming issues in post-production.

Calibrite ColorChecker Classic Key Features:

• 24 scientifically prepared coloured squares
• Aligned in a user-friendly checkerboard array (approximately A4 in size)
• Colours designed to represent natural objects of interest
• Colour references to human skin, foliage, and blue sky
• Offers a non-subjective colour comparison standard
• Reflects light in the exact same way in all areas of the visible spectrum
• Guarantees a more efficient workflow to avoid costly, time-consuming mistakes
• Suitable for colour quality evaluation in graphic arts, electronic publishing and television
• Provides a fully non-subjective standard of comparison in every shooting situation
• Tackles camera and studio lighting balances
• 21.6 x 27.9cm overall dimensions
• Includes protective envelope

What’s in the box?

• 1 x Calibrite ColorChecker Classic
• 1 x Protective envelope

FAQs:

Is the ColorChecker Classic waterproof?

The Calibrite ColorChecker Classic is not waterproof. It can be used outside, but must be taken care of and not used in inclement weather.

Does this come with a protective sleeve?

The Calibrite ColorChecker Classic does come with a protective sleeve, which is ideal for transporting between studios and locations.

What is the best way to avoid damaging this product?

The most common way for these types of production tools to be damaged is through fingerprints and greasy hands when used on set. To avoid this, you can apply two small tabs of tape on the two opposing sides for assistants and talent to hold the card.

What does ‘Spectrally neutral’ mean?

Spectral neutrality refers to how this colour tool can reflect equal amounts of red, blue, and green.