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I’m just about to have in my hands the Sekonic 758D lightmeter. To profile my camera there is available a profile card that costs $99US, and in Australia, would appear to be as rare as hens’ teeth

My question to the learned members is this - is there a grey card available in Oz that has the following:

white - reflectance 90.7
black - reflectance 3.6

then patches with the following reflectance: 25.5, 22.7, 20.2, 18 (mid grey), 16, 14.3 and finally 12.7.

Thanks for any help on this one

Mi-Lord, can it be somehow imitated in photoshop or similar graphics design applications where one may select the precise tone/luminosity desired?

Onyx wrote:Mi-Lord, can it be somehow imitated in photoshop or similar graphics design applications where one may select the precise tone/luminosity desired?

To profile the camera I need to photograph the profiling card under different lighting conditions.

This will enable my sensor to be ”seen” for dynamic range and clipping + midrange

If you don't find one locally Chris, you know I'm heading off to NYC with my homosexual partner later this month, and I'll be glad to source one for you if you wish to use my services.

Onyx wrote:If you don't find one locally Chris, you know I'm heading off to NYC with my homosexual partner later this month, and I'll be glad to source one for you if you wish to use my services.

Can't imagine you guys down in NYC right inside of B&H superstore...

Onyx wrote:If you don't find one locally Chris, you know I'm heading off to NYC with my homosexual partner later this month, and I'll be glad to source one for you if you wish to use my services.

You’re not homosexual Chi but I’m not sure about partner

Thanks for the offer and if nothing comes of my local inquiries I would love to prevail on your offer - I know that B&H stock them for approx $100US.

Have a gay day

I have heard briefly of 'Perfect-Pixs' - I too want to know how my camera see's colours + tonal range.

Vanbar sell them in Australia.

They are alot cheaper than the Gretag Macbeth colour charts!

Google for some reviews and see if it is any good.

Cheers!

jdear wrote:I have heard briefly of 'Perfect-Pixs' - I too want to know how my camera see's colours + tonal range.

Vanbar sell them in Australia.

They are alot cheaper than the Gretag Macbeth colour charts!

Google for some reviews and see if it is any good.

Cheers!

Many thanks - will give them a go

I’ve ordered the whole kit from Vanbar - not in stock yet as it’s so new