naturephoto1 wrote:
It is too bad that these are not available in a much smaller size.
My perspective is that since nature and nature lighting is so incredibly variable, and our preferences to what we like to see is so highly subjective ... the same green leaf can look about a billion different colors today vs. tomorrow depending on too many variables and who\'s to say otherwise as to what you actually saw/captured.
That being said ... the need for color checker in the field (imo) for is a bit like using a micrometer to measure the distance to the moon. A good yardstick (black/white/gray) will suffice. In the studio however, the color checker can be worth its weight in gold for color critical applications.
Nov 01, 2013 at 02:23 PM
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In the studio however, the color checker can be worth its weight in gold for color critical applications.