The ChromaDuMonde 24-R Senior CamAlign Chip Chart with Resolution from DSC Labs is a color calibration chart designed for calibrating color with virtually any video camera throughout the world. The chart includes the latest SMPTE 274M (ITU-R BT.709) international colorimetry standards to ensure its compatibility in virtually any country or region. Many video professionals consider calibration charts a necessity for optimizing camera performance and the production value of images.

This chart has been designed with that philosophy in mind and works equally well in engineering or production work. It can be used to evaluate a camera's color matrix and gamma with a waveform/vectorscope. A chart can be particularly useful in reproducing skins tones, as well as custom or difficult colors, such as turquoise, purple, and other colors which occur at prism crossovers. It can also be used to check and adjust cameras on the fly and immediately gauge the effect of any hue changes on surrounding colors. This feature can be especially useful when using "green screens" or other digital special effects. Chart information can also be recorded to use it in post-production as a baseline reference. Recording the chart with every scene and setting change can ensure consistency in all of your work.

The chart generates a precise hexagonal-shaped display for HD, SD, and NTSC television images. Gamma can be set on your camera by using the chart's precise crossed grayscales. Colorimetry can then be set by positioning the chart's (24) color signals in HD vectorscope boxes and intermediate positions. The chart is primarily designed for HD TV use, but calibrated offsets are provided for those who wish to determine the theoretical colorimetric differences between HD and NTSC standards.

All ColorDuMonde charts feature separation between the grayscale and color bars suggested by Steve Lucas, as well as DSC Labs' exclusive watermarked title and serial bar. This model includes (6) vector colors and (18) evenly spaced intermediate colors. It also features 11-step crossed grayscales and 100 IRE white and true-black chips. This chart additionally offers hyperbolic resolution trumpets.

Video Camera Color Calibration Chart    Compatible with Worldwide Standards    Use with Engineering or Production Work    Color & Grayscale References

Use this practical and versatile chart to perform color calibration and testing to achieve enhanced results with your video camera.

This chart has been designed to meet international colorimetry standard to ensure its compatibility with virtually all video cameras throughout the world.

The chart includes a number of options that are equally useful in engineering, production, and post-production work.

It features separation between grayscale and color bars and an exclusive watermarked title and serial bar.

This model offers hyperbolic resolution trumpets.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. DOES THIS LENS WORK ON A 5D MARK lll?

A: It is a manual lens. You can use it on a Canon 5D MKIII.

Q: 2. Can i use this lens with my canon 60d body?

A: Yes, this can be used with the Canon 60D

Q: 3. is this compatible with the rebel t7i?

A: The Samyang 35mm f/1.4 AS UMC Lens for Canon EF is a manual focus only lens that is compatible with the Canon Rebel T7i.

Q: 4. Anyone knows if focus peaking will be available on Panasonic G85?

A: Yes, focus peaking is available for the Panasonic G85 with the Rokinon lenses.

Q: 5. For 75% stills use and 25% video, would this be the better lens or the T1.5 DS cine lens? Thanks

A: If it is primarily for photos, this lens would be the better option. If it were more on the video side, at that point I would say the T1.5 would be a better go to option.

Q: 6. will lens work with canon t6i?

A: Yes, it does.

Q: 7. Will this lens work on Canon 80d?

A: Sorry, I don't know. I have Canon 60D.

Q: 8. is this lens works as Auto Focus or manual?

A: The Samyang 35mm f/1.4 AS UMC Lens for Canon EF (AE Chip) is a manual focus lens.

Q: 9. Is this lens work canon 750d?

A: Yes

Q: 10. Can it be adapted to micro four thirds camera with a simple Nikon f/g MFT adapter?

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