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Colour Calibration
For photographers, videographers, filmmakers, illustrators, graphic designers and anyone who is a visual creative, keeping your monitor or graphics tablet calibrated should be an essential part of a workflow. Calibrating colour throughout the process, from image capture to print or digital release ensures consistency and accuracy. At Park Cameras we take colour calibration seriously and have the most highly endorsed products from Datacolour, Wacom and from X-Rite.
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Datacolor SpyderX Pro
Superior monitor calibration giving photographers the most confidence that they can achieve their creative vision. The fastest, most accurate, Spyder ever.
X-Rite ColorChecker Passport Photo 2
Helping to achieve accurate color and exposure in an especially compact package, the Colorchecker Passport Photo 2 from X-Rite is a portable and versatile solution to ensure rendering accuracy from the time of capture.
X-Rite ColorChecker Passport Video
Reduce your video editing time with the X-Rite Colorchecker Passport, and achieve colour balanced, consistently neutral and perfectly exposed images, in a handy and convenient portable protective case.
X-Rite i1 ColorChecker Pro Photo Kit
X-Rite i1 Colorchecker Pro Photo Kit
Datacolor SpyderX Elite
Superior monitor calibration giving photographers the most confidence that they can achieve their creative vision. The fastest, most accurate, Spyder ever.
Datacolor SpyderX STUDIO
The essential all-in-one photographic workflow tool suite for precision control from image capture, to accurate color editing, to flawless print results.
X-Rite i1 Display Pro
i1Display Pro - Professional standard display calibration for the most discerning colour professionals
Wacom Colour Manager
Calibrate your Cintiq monitor with Wacom Colour Manager
X-Rite i1 Studio Colour Calibration Device
The X-Rite i1 Studio offers a complete solution for creatives to manage their entire colour workflow from start to finish.
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If you use your own printer it is especially important to match the sRGB or Adobe RGB colour which your camera records. Failure to manage colour when editing and printing can cause quite wild variations in the finished proof, looking completely different from how they were envisaged.
Studio, product and portrait photographers who use studio lighting will often use a colour checker, white or grey card to record the white balance in the scene. This not only saves time when editing, but ensures accurate skin tones or any other tones required. Devices are also available specifically for film makers which achieve the same end result.
Similarly, a monitor can be calibrated with a device (on a regular basis), which ensures the colours and brightness are consistently viewed on screen and match with the output generated.
