ExpoDisc Professional White Balance Filter - 82mm lens thread - Get Beautiful Color in Your Photos and Video, Easy-to-Use, No Software Required, Save Time Fixing Color

ExpoDisc Professional White Balance Filter - 82mm lens thread - Get Beautiful Color in Your Photos and Video, Easy-to-Use, No Software Required, Save Time Fixing Color

• SAVE TIME FIXING COLOR - set a custom white balance to get beautiful color straight from your camera - stop wasting time fixing your color later with software
• EASY TO USE - the ExpoDisc is easier to use than white balance cards, gray cards, and photographic calibration targets - simply attach the ExpoDisc to your lens and set your camera’s custom white balance
• QUICKLY SET WHITE BALANCE - just attach the ExpoDisc to your camera’s lens and follow a few simple steps to set the white balance - in most cameras you can set a custom white balance in just 15 - 20 seconds
• METER FOR 18% EXPOSURE - ExpoDiscs are individually calibrated to transmit 18% light - this produces a gray frame reference that can be used instead of a photographic gray card to establish an 18% exposure
• MADE IN USA - we care about our products - we assemble, calibrate, and certify every ExpoDisc in California - 1 year warranty

ExpoDisc 2.0 - The Original White Balance Filter for Digital Cameras Gets Even Better Set white balance, meter for exposure, and dust map your sensor with the only calibrated and certified 18% transmission incident light metering filter. ExpoDisc 2.0 introduces user-selectable Warming Filters (gels) and an improved mount. ExpoDisc Saves Time Editing White Balance in Photos and Video When used to set a custom white balance, the ExpoDisc consistently produces excellent color in natural, artificial, and studio lighting, and it even excels in difficult mixed lighting environments. Easier to use than a gray card, white card or calibration target, simply place the ExpoDisc in front of your lens and capture the incident light while setting your camera’s custom white balance. For most cameras, this procedure takes only about 15 seconds. Whether shooting in RAW or JPEG, using the ExpoDisc to white balance your camera saves valuable time in photo editing software.