From: Tom Ferguson (tomf2468@pipeline.com)
Date: 06/21/01-09:10:09 AM Z
Kodak tend to be expensive for specialty items! I use an old Macbeth
ColorChecker (yes, it is spelled without a space). They are $70US from
Calumet, I believe Calumet has a presence in the UK (closer to Hungary than
Chicago!). Here is a link:
http://www.calumetphoto.com/default.taf?pageload=/calumet/prodindex.taf~ItCa
t0=~by=brand~alphastr=&_UserReference=37E4A65E263C69B73B320BF0
When my friend John Siskin (a lurker here, hi John) used a Kodak gray card
and/or a Macbeth ColorChecker to calibrate a digital camera system to
neutral, he got better results with the Macbeth.
Hope that helps.
-- Tom Ferguson http://www.ferguson-photo-design.com> From: FB <aikus@freemail.hu> > Subject: Kodak test tables - a bit offtopic > > > One of my frequently used etalon for camera pictures is > (was?) the "Kodak color separation guide and gray scale" > titled set. Unfortunately I lost my one and about my > (Hungarian) dealers it is not available. They offered me a > gray scale only version for about 105 $. I think its a bit > brutal for a printed paper strip but I'm not sure. > > Can anyone suggest me a better stuff (which is similar to > the original version: contents some color patches also)? > > Thanks in advance, and pardon me for offtopicalisation.... > > > Balint Flesch > Budapest, Hungary
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