X-Ritei1 Publish Software Only (EOPROF)

Long story short - I wanted a smallish white balance calibrator to take with me in my camera bag at all times. I tried a cheaper set of wallet sized swatches from another company but found them to be ultimately not very useful as when manually calibrating my white balance with them I ended up with pretty obviously unrepresentative images.I then went back to the drawing board and did some more research and realised that basically you get what you pay for and some companies have a better reputation than others.Having bought the above product, I'm getting way better white balances (as in more representative of the actual scene). The texture and finish mean that there is less shimmer and basically no obvious reflection of the light source to affect the colour of the card in a way that messes up the reading, so the camera is able to be far more accurate in setting the white balance manually.

clearly good quality BUT this ad says "4x7 inches". The actual grey card sie is 13.7cm x 8.8cm or more like 5.8 x 3.4 inches. Even the outside size is 6x4 inches. Someone measured the outside of the card puch - which is 7". So beware if you need a target of a certain size.

We use it for white balancing for talking head segments and it's a breeze to use. Only thing I'd really like is for it to have a slightly bigger bezel around the sides so your fingers don't touch the gray background.

This is the ColorChecker Gray Scale product listing. All of the other reviews here are for the Passport Color checker products?? :-/

This has a boarder to keep the sheet form being bent or ruined during storage. Quality build over just a standard card.