📷 Kiorafoto 3x3 Easy Carry Professional Camera White Balance Card: Grey Card Film Filter & Color Checker for Temperature Calibration Review

Works. You just have to make sure there aren't any light spots on the sides, but this thing is magic. I'm not a photography expert, so I can't comment on accuracy. But when you compare the automatic adjustment with this filter in unusual lighting conditions, the filter wins every time.

Getting the white balance right has always been a problem for me and if you've ever shot video with AWB you may have noticed that the colors shift Color can shift depending on what's going on in your frame. The Kiorafoto filter allowed me to set the white balance in seconds at the beginning of each shot, improving the overall quality of the footage overnight. For these reasons, the Kiorafoto filter is not only five times cheaper than ExpoDisc, but also a no-brainer.

When something works really well, sometimes it even seems like nothing works. This is how a white balance filter should work with your camera. And that's how it works! I just hold mine in front of the lens (that's why they have a neck strap!) and let the camera auto-measure. And then you're done! I photograph my jewelry with a small lightbox so I don't even have to measure between shots. Thanks for a great product at a great price!

let me tell you this is probably the best $10 I've spent on my camera gear. After taking hundreds of pictures in different lighting conditions, the white correction hum in post-processing is gone. Opening times saved. Gray card white balance can be delicate at times when I think about taking a new picture for every change in light. This filter is great. I take a well-exposed shot with a filter and create a custom white balance on the fly. It only takes a few seconds and the correction is…

This is a great white balance filter as good as ExpoDisc or any and the price is amazing. Comes with a protective case and a great strap to hang around your neck or attach to your bag/camera leash. It serves me better than my WhiBal card (and I have the original card, not the latest downgraded version), although I still use both just to make sure to do a Lightroom touch-up if needed. If you're serious about photography you need a way to set the right white balance and the Kora KWBF-01 filter…

This on-lens Kora white balance filter is really handy and saves time. I make a lot of videos with the Nikon D5300. The only thing you have to worry about is the white balance on each setting. As usual, here's what you need to do: compose the shot, ask the victim to hold the card, bring the camera close enough for the card to fill the frame. Then take a picture of the white balance configuration. This gadget allows me to compose a shot and, without removing the camera from a tripod, white…

Received this white balance tool today. Limited use at the moment but as far as I can see it does the job. First impression: * Part of the filter looks like it's seen in an opaque fluorescent light diffuser * The insert looks like it fits into the plastic holder * The filter is completely surrounded by the plastic sleeve * Includes a lanyard to wear during of use * Cloth strap including filter holder.* The overall size of the filter is 4" x 4"* The size of the insert is 3" x 3" (plus 1/16" or…

I have the original ExpoImage, JJC WB-F1 and now Kiorafoto. I'll be blunt: THEY ALL DO THE SAME JOB. JJC makes it cheaper than Expo and Kiorafoto makes it cheaper than everyone else! I loved my JJC because of the size and the nice grip. The lens diameter is slightly larger than the Kiorafoto, and because the lens is round rather than enclosed in a protruding side frame like the Kiorafoto, it's super fast and easy to hit with any lens, especially a 70-inch lens. 200mm and lock the white-on-white