Kodak's Gray Card Plus (9x12") is the standard reference for exposure evaluation and grading. The card has a large 18% neutral grey area bordered by 3% and 90% black and white patches to provide further reference for grading. The surface is specially treated to minimize glare. An essential tool for the cinematographer, photographer, colorist, or film timer.

Helps Determine Exposure Information    18%, 3%, and 90% Reflectance Patches

Provide exposure information, determine telecine transfer points, and help the Colorist and Film Timer preserve what the Cinematographer created on film

In neutral gray center field, 18% reflectance

Black side patches, 3% reflectance

White side patches, 90% reflectance

Durable matte finish

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The Specs don't mention Windows 11, Has anyone tried the Kingston Mobilelite Plus SD Card Reader with Windows 11?

A: The Kingston Mobilelite Plus SD Card Reader is compatible with Windows 11.

Q: 2. Why is there no photo of the packaging? What year is this card?

A: The Kodak R-27 Gray Cards seem to be made in 2021.

Q: 3. When should I use the grey side or the white side of a white balance card?

A: You should use the grey side of the card to set a starting point for your exposure. Place the card in the same light that is on your subject, fill the view finder of your camera with the grey side of the card or use a hand held spot exposure meter and set the aperture and shutter speed that is appropriate for the ISO you are using. That exposure setting is a close average exposure for the bright and dark portions of your subject. Bracket that exposure setting if necessary to get the results that you want. Use the white side of the card to set a custom white balance for the light that is on your subject. Place the card in the same light that is on your subject and fill the view finder with the white side of the card. Refer to your camera's instruction manual to set a custom white balance. I hope this helps.

Q: 4. I would like to know if this color chart is accurate for shooting in 35 mm?

A: The color chart is color accurate. It is independent of film or sensor size and type.

Q: 5. 8x10 card 1 or 2 ?

A: There are two cards in the package: One 4 x 5 (100 x 125mm), and one 8 x 10 (203 x 254mm)

Q: 6. can i order 1 size 8x10 instead of 2 cards?

A: I'm sorry, no, this is a kit only.

Q: 7. What is the purpose of autofocus reference lines on this card? If focusing is unnecessary to set the exposure, why are the reference lines printed on the card? Some gray cards do have autofocus reference lines, while others to do not. I can't understand this.

A: The autofocus lines are mainly to compose while your taking a reading. It makes more sense for a model to hold the target and to be in focus.

Q: 8. Can I use this reader with a SanDisk mini SD card carrier?

A: Yes, it will work with a micro sd adapter.

Q: 9. I know this product is for CF cards but I'm looking for a case that will hold an SD card in its plastic case. Would the pockets in this case have enough space to store an SD card case?

A: The one with CF size pockets is the one you want for CF and SD for SD. The pockets are not dual purpose they are separate pockets. I got the smaller SD size not the CF so I dont know if the larger one will hold the SD in the Case. Go to B&H in person to try it.

Q: 10. Will this read a SanDisk Extreme Pro 128gb SD card ?

A: Yes, the Kingston Mobilelite Plus SD Card Reader can be used with the SanDisk Extreme Pro 128GB SD card.