ExpoImaging ExpoDisc 67mm Digital White Balance Filter - Neutral

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This probably a problem for pentax owners who are getting long in the tooth. I can't figure out how to make it work on my current K5. The website provides only information about the K10 from 6 years ago.

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Works well, however you can not put on over other filters. It clips on but only to the lens. Filters will not let the lens attach proporly. The lanyard string is too large to fit in the small hole povided, had to imporvise some other way. Still beets white carding!

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In my opinion the EXPODISC is the overall custom white balance aid/tool available. This is well made and comes in an excellent storage pouch with a good lanyard. Furthermore, the company, EXPO Imaging offers rapid and excellent canned and personal support of their products.

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I've never bothered with gray cards, but this solution is simple and straightforward enough that I will use it. It's still a few steps to calibrate the camera for the conditions, but well within the realm of what I'm willing to do. (Oh, and it works well. Tried under the yellow of our kitchen lights and immediately got better color than any "camera preset" white balances")

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Fast, accurate and easy to use. I use it on a Nikon D90, just select w/b preset click the shutter and your all set.

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Works perfectly! Great tool for getting the correct white balance for your photos.

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Use primarily for portrait WB customer setting although plan on trying it for landscape photography as well. Takes only a minute to pop it on and get a setting (at least on my Nikon).
Works as advertised - no more guessing on K values, leaving it up to the camera's "best guess" algorithm, or picking a fixed mode and hoping for the best.

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This has to be one of the easiest way to improve your photography and work flow. It is simple to use and just simply works if I lost mine today I would replace it immediately.

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Where was this during basketball season? This is a very handy tool. The expo disc takes the guess work out of setting the white balance on your camera. Wish i would of had this last basketball season; those gym lights were murder on some of my pictures. Being new to shooting inside of gyms and old school auditoriums It can be tough getting the white balance right on every shot; even when using the auto white balance on your camera.
I live in a old house with old light fixtures. So most of my pics come out orange with no flash or sometimes with a flash.
After a few mintues looking at the expo website. I was taking some test shots and the results were amazing! Shots that were orange the first time; look like they were suppose to the second time around with the expo disc.
I can't wait to take this to the basketball games this year.

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I am a Semi pro photographer, who's recent decision to convert to digital from analog had me a bit frazzled. It was an interesting time getting used to white balancing with respect to my strobes. The Expo disc did the job, saving me tons of time...WTG!!!!!

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Easy to use and accurate. A little on the expensive side.

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I had somebody show me their white balance filter a few months ago. I loved the idea of a perfectly set white balance every time I took a pic. It is easy to use and I will not leave home without it going forward. True color pictures... Can't beat them! I did not know the difference till I took some side by side's on auto white balance. I was amazed.

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I have only owned this item for a couple weeks, but it is easy and quick to make a custom WB setting. I hope to get in the habit of using it often. It is likely best for someone who does shoots mostly one area with a static light source. I tend to be chasing around my niece and nephew so the light source is constantly changing, making custom WB settings a larger chore than correcting in PP.

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I am not a professional photographer, but an amateur that likes quality images. I take lots of photos and video of mostly family and scenic events using my Nikon D40 SLR and my Canon HV30 camcorder. I do not have the time or software to fool around spending lots of time correcting images/video after the fact.
I first ordered the ExpoDisc 52mm for my camcorder and loved it. I then got a larger lens for my Nikon D40 and decided to go to the expense of getting the 67mm ExpoDisc, as I was so impressed with the way it worked on my camcorder. It was immediately apparent that the resulting colors were much more accurate than those by the camcorder's white balance settings. I video my granddaughter's dance competition which is mainly held in very low light gym conditions. Whenever I used the ExpoDisc, the colors always came out correctly. Prior to this, I was getting colors of costumes that were completely different than what they really should have been.
I also was able to use the ExpoDisc on a recent trip to Lake Tahoe. I was amazed at the accurate color rendition of snow scenes, both with a polarizing filter and without.
The ExpoDisc worked flawlessly on top of the polarizing filter.
One important suggestion, buy the largest possible ExpoDisc for any future lens that you think you might acquire. I made the mistake of buying a 52mm and then had to turn around and buy a larger 67mm due to buying a larger lens. The nice thing is that a larger ExpoDisc works on any smaller lens just by holding it in front of the lens.
The construction is very solid and quality oriented. At first I thought the lanyard was a bit "Geeky", but now it is invaluable, as the disc is always available.

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This disc produces excellent, consistent results. I compared a number of photos in different lighting situations, and I was amazed at the improvement. This device will allow you to get the white balance right in the camera, without extensive adjustments in Photoshop. Highly recommended.

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The ExpoDisc White Balance Filter is a must have. Using this device is simple and will save you hours of manual white-balance correction. Take one shot at the beginning of a photo-shoot and you are good to go for the entire session. I am using a Canon 40D and selecting custom white balance is easy and straight forward. And you need only one ExpoDisc so you can save a few bucks by choosing the filter for your smallest lens.

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Saves time both in preshoot and postshoot workflow. Accurate but will not fit to some of my filters. You might consider the Expocap instead

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Just set your camera to programed white balance.
Attach the expo disc.
aim the camera from the subject to the light source and take a picture.
The camera is set to the perfect white balance.
Remove the expo disc and start takeing your pics.
So eacy to use, always available from the lanyard around your neck. I never take the camera out with out it now.

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I use it on my R1, which is a simple three step process. I was amazed at how accurate it is. I probably could have bought the expocap which is cheaper, and works on the same principle. It snaps
on the lens,and not to securely I might add,make sure you use the included lanyard.

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This tiny little item packs the biggest punch of anything you will ever put into your camera bag. Forget everything you ever learned when it comes to finding white balance the hard way, and forget about spending hours on your digital photos in RAW editing software. Spend more time shooting and less time correcting!It couldn't possibly be easier to use and I doubt it gets more accurate for the money. I've used it on 2 shoots already, and double checked in Camera Raw by switching back and forth fromt he As Shot settings to the default settings for my lighting, including saved white balance settings that I've used previously, and this was hands-down the best way to achieve accurate skin tones as well as perfectly balanced colors in the background and props.If you aren't using this on 99% of your shoots you are simply wasting your time!

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