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Key Features
- Achieves Optimal Color Balance
- Accurately Exposed Images
- White, Black, and 18% Gray Balance Cards
- Black and White Points for Post-Editing
The small, medium, and large White Balance Card Sets from Vello ensure that the colors of your images are balanced and expose correctly. Each card set can conform to your everyday applications; whether you're on a day hike and space is a constraint, then the small set would be useful. At the same time, the medium and large sets are applicable in a studio setting.
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What are the dimensions of these cards?
What are the dimensions of these cards?
The small Dimensions (L x W) 3.3 x 2.1"
Medium Dimensions (L x W) 5.1 x 3.9"
and
Large Dimensions (L x W) 9.9 x 7.9"
Date published: 2021-02-08
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what are they made of?
All plastic construction, not cardboard.
Date published: 2022-12-22
Can they be used as background cards? Will they ...
Can they be used as background cards? Will they be reflective, is what I'm asking
Yes, the Vello White Balance Card Sets can be used as "background cards". One can angle the cards to be more or less reflective. The black side will be less reflective.
Date published: 2020-03-26
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What are the cards made out of? Cardboard or plastic?
All plastic construction, not cardboard.
Date published: 2021-11-08
Are these plastic?
Are these plastic?
Yes, the White Balance Card Set is made of plastic.
Date published: 2020-11-28
If I'm looking for consistent color in narrative ...
If I'm looking for consistent color in narrative film across different shotcomps, does it make more sense to aim my camera at a WB card and set the WB in-camera (which will change the Kelvin temperature each time for each setup), or, would it be better for consistency across multiple shots/lighting setups, to set the WB to the color temp of the lights I'm using (5600K, daylight) for the in-camera WB, and then set the WB in post, by using the WB eyedropper, clicking on the same gray card recorded in frame, used w/ different lighting setups?
If you're shooting RAW, then you can do whichever is easier for your shooting environment. Setting WB in post certainly saves time, and with RAW, won't make any noticeable difference. With a high-quality codec like ProRes 444, you might get away with eyeballing WB in camera and slightly adjusting in post. However, if you're shooting any kind of compressed, even ProRes, you ideally want to get your white balance set on site.
Date published: 2023-06-10
Do the cards have the same finish (matte or ...
Do the cards have the same finish (matte or glossy) on each side? Which cards have what finish, and how do I know when to use matte or glossy? ...I'm shooting and doing WB for a greenscreen headshot interview
They are matte both sides and is preferred over glossy.
Date published: 2022-05-31
How do I know whether I should buy Small or ...
How do I know whether I should buy Small or Medium?
The Vello White Balance Card Set (Small) is fine if you are shooting product and close up shots. If you are shooting larger shots the medium is a better way to go.
Date published: 2024-07-02