Datacolor SCK100 SpyderCheckr Review

An additional skin tone correction should be retrofitted for portrait shots. Other styles of photography can go without the 24 color version, which is cheaper and can work reasonably well.

I had to shine a flashlight on the angel and study the spots on pink (A6) and black (B6) with my smartphone. card defective? Pros: 1. The case is not of poor quality. It is strong enough so you don't have to worry about it breaking.2. The cards themselves are thick.3. The retractable screw is metal, not plastic. Cons: 1. The retail box I received has a factory seal on the top box but not on the box where it can be easily opened. The size is a little big.

I have been a photographer for 9 years and have gray cards, datacolor passport, exhibition discs etc found that using my eye was the best way to get the most consistent skin tones. Although it was difficult in natural light! Especially when it's too bright. With the gray card side this tool has perfect skin tones when used to set a custom white balance with my Nikon d850. Not sure if it's a combination or just the right shade of gray (yes the tone is different from my other gray card). In any…

Works great! and significantly reduces post-processing time. When using different cameras, slight to significant color differences can occur, even with the same camera bodies. By creating color-corrected presets for each one, your photos will look very similar to each other. I recommend watching a video on how to use the product for the first time (it's easier). This is the first step in color correcting your photos. The second is to edit them on a color calibrated monitor (a high quality…