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Lighting for Digital part 17 - part 4 of 1 2 3 4

by Dave Montizambert Published 01/10/2010

The Chart Toppers

The larger ColorChecker SG Chart has a greater gamut range within the patches, a greater number of them, an external border set for checking light consistency across the field of view and an exteneded set of skin tones. It also contains the Macbeth ColorChecker patch set. Above is the new kid on the block, The ColorChecker Passport, which comes complete with lanyard, a plastic case and software for camera profiling. The are yet further variations, a macro sized target and now one with holes in it so you can 'eyeball' you printed result.

The effect of camera calibration using the SG chart and the Rags Gardner calibration routines.

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