Designed for the video filmmaker, the Calibrite ColorChecker Video features the same size as the ColorChecker Classic, so it won't interrupt your workflow, and the color chips are made for video production. With Grayscale calibration bars centered on the face surrounded by saturated and unsaturated color chips, as well as skin tone patches, the ColorChecker Video is suitable for matching cameras for live production, as well a establishing the a baseline of your camera for postproduction.

The back of the ColorChecker Video is a large 8 x 11" neutral white balance card that you can use to set your camera for the color temperature of the lighting in your scene. Supported by third-part software applications the ColorChecker Video can speed up your production and post production workflow.

Four Grayscale Calibration Bars    Saturated and Unsaturated RGB Primaries    8 x 11" White Balance Target on Back

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what is the expiration date?

A: Calibrite recommends that the Calibrite ColorChecker Classic be replaced every two to four years.

Q: 2. I'm trying to profile my 4x6 prints. Can this profile it on this size of 4" x 6"?

A: Yes, the Calibrite ColorChecker Studio will create custom profiles for any papaer and ink combo.

Q: 3. Will this video version work with ligtroom plugin to create profiles like the photo version does?

A: Yes, the Calibrite ColorChecker Passport Video 2 can be used in Lightroom to create profiles.

Q: 4. Will Color Checker Studio software run under Mac Mojave, 10.14.6?

A: Unfortunately, the Calibrite ColorChecker Studio is not supported with that OS. On Calibrite's website they have previous builds of their CC Studio Software that are compatible with Mojave.

Q: 5. Does this work with DaVinci Resolve?

A: Yes, the Calibrite ColorChecker Passport Video 2 is compatible with Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve.

Q: 6. Can I use ColorChecker Video to match the color of the GoPro video that I taken outdoors to the actual color?

A: Yes, the Calibrite ColorChecker Video can be used to match the color of the footage shot on a GoPro.

Q: 7. Is there is any difference between the Calibrate Colorchecker and X-rite's i1 Colorstudio?

A: The X-Rite i1Display Studio Colorimeter would differ in that is offers calibration for monitors, projectors or mobile devices while the Calibrite ColorChecker Studio offers print calibration aside from monitor calibration.

Q: 8. What are the reflectances of the two gray patches?

A: The gray portion usually have a 18% reflectance and neutral color, while the black and white patches provide reference for 3% and 90% reflectance.

Q: 9. Is the x-rite Colormunki device now obsolete? Use with Calibrate i1Studio software no longer appears to be an option.

A: Yes, the X-Rite ColorMunki Display is discontinued.

Q: 10. What improvements does this version 2 have over version 1?

A: The new additions to the Calibrite ColorChecker Passport Video 2 are the 24-patch ColorChecker Classic target, and the full page White Balance target. The additions to the new ColorChecker Passport Video 2 allow it to be used for creating camera profiles for still photography along with video calibration.