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chip charts for EX1?
by Ted Joyce on May 12, 2008 at 10:29:53 pm

What is the consensus on test charts for the EX1. One can white-balance on a white card and adjust by eye and monitor if need be. Of course for multicamera shoots or shoots under odd lighting, a simple chip chart seems a good investment.

What about the chip chart with colors, do they really help or just get in the way of accurate white, black and gamma balancing? I notice there is a wide variance in cost as well. Any thoughts? What are most doing?


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