Overview

Datacolor SpyderPro Advanced Colorimeter

How it Works

Using your camera's RAW format, take a reference shot of the colour target cards in the lighting/setting of your photo shoot. Then import your reference shot into Adobe Lightroom Classic, Adobe Camera RAWor Hasselblad Phocusto edit the image. From there, use your Spyder Checkr software to create an HSL preset from your edited reference shot to use for your shoot and across multiple camera systems.

SKU: GC49-58.SP2024PRO

Datacolor SpyderPro Advanced Colorimeter

Datacolor SpyderPro Advanced Colorimeter

How it Works

Using your camera's RAW format, take a reference shot of the colour target cards in the lighting/setting of your photo shoot. Then import your reference shot into Adobe Lightroom Classic, Adobe Camera RAWor Hasselblad Phocusto edit the image. From there, use your Spyder Checkr software to create an HSL preset from your edited reference shot to use for your shoot and across multiple camera systems.

Portable Size + Protective Case

Spyder Checkr Photo's portable size and rugged, protective case make it perfect for taking it with you anywhere you go. Whether you're on location or on-the-go, put Spyder Checkr Photo in your camera bag or pocket to have on hand for planned or impromptu photo shoots.

The Ultra Matte Difference

Streamline your workflow with precise, consistent colour from your first shot. Ultra-matte target cards ensure the truest colour rendition in any lighting condition, for accurate results and refined detail.

New Checkr-Matte Printing Method

Datacolor's Checkr-Matte printing method includes the selection of premium paper that conforms to ISO 9706 standards - meeting exacting requirements for age-resistance - plus, high-quality inks that offer long-lasting colour integrity. The cards' ultra-matte finish is preferred by photographers for its low reflectivity.

Less Waste, Improved Sustainability

Spyder Checkr Photo target colour cards are easy to replace if lost or damaged - a cost-effective feature so you won't have to repurchase the entire product for just the card. Additionally, the cards are made from 78% bamboo, a renewable resource for paper.

Expanded Tonality

Spyder Checkr Photo offers 62 colour targets in 4 interchangeable cards, including 24 standard colours, 6 skin tones, a 24-step grey scale and 2 large grey targets, for easy white/grey balancing, plus 3 white adjustments and 3 black adjustments for exceptionally precise tonality.

Defined Detail

Capture every detail with optimal RAW process in batch processing, plus, precise colour reproduction - ideal for Landscape, Travel and Architectural Photography.

Align Multiple Camera Systems

Easy alignment of multiple camera systems - including DSLR, Smartphones, drones, Action Cams, - make Spyder Checkr Photo a must-have for Event Photography, such as weddings, parties and more.

Flawless Skin Tones, Colour Perfection

Precise colour is critical for Portrait, Studio, Fashion and Product photography, and this is where Spyder Checkr Photo's comprehensive colour targets are invaluable. Get exact matches to product and brand colours, plus capture the subtle colour nuances needed for rich, natural looking skin tones.

Use Cases

Spyder Checkr Photo: Perfect for Various Types of Photography

Landscape/Travel Photography: More detail and optimal RAW process in batch processing

Wedding /Event Photography: Match multiple camera systems like DSLR, Smartphones, Action Cams, etc.

Fashion Photography: Colour accuracy & consistency from capture through print

Portraits: Natural looking skin tones

Architectural Photography: Precise colour reproduction

Studio/Product Photography: Exact matches for product and brand colours

Macro photography: Correctly determine colour dominance and accent colours in shots

Key Features:

4 Interchangeable Cards

62 Colour Targets

Ultra-Matte Finish

Sturdy Museum-Quality Construction

Integrates with 3rd Party Software

Portable Size Case

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Product Overview

Datacolor SpyderPro Advanced Colorimeter

How it Works

Using your camera's RAW format, take a reference shot of the colour target cards in the lighting/setting of your photo shoot. Then import your reference shot into Adobe Lightroom Classic, Adobe Camera RAWor Hasselblad Phocusto edit the image. From there, use your Spyder Checkr software to create an HSL preset from your edited reference shot to use for your shoot and across multiple camera systems.

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