Your cart is empty.
Your cart is empty.The Calibrite ColorChecker Passport DUO for photographers who also shoot video and creatives looking for accurate colour and creative flexibility. Containing four targets: Classic 24-patch target for creating custom camera profiles for still photographers, White Balance target for in-camera white balance, and two video targets to be used for zebras, vectorscope, and RGB parade video settings all in one pocket-sized case. The combination of targets, camera calibration software, Lightroom plug-in, and compatibility with major video editing software makes the ColorChecker Passport DUO our most versatile Passport. It delivers professional-quality colour control and camera matching for still photography and video. Now there is one ColorChecker Passport for hybrid users to get to a worry-free colour balance and consistent neutral white point, reducing editing time to get to your creative vision faster. The new protective case identifies the Passport DUO on the outside, providing a panel to customise with your own information. This pocket-sized ColorChecker is ready for any photo or video challenge that comes your way. Measuring only 125 x 90mm, whether you re travelling a short distance or around the world, you d never need to leave home without your Passport DUO.
Gamal Hamdan S.
2025-08-16 15:27:29
Imprescindible si trabajas en graduación de color de video
Eric Klein
2025-07-24 12:10:16
A bit tight opening and closing at first but maybe that’s a good thing? Won’t get so floppy later. The color spot are properly saturated. Skin tone range seems correct. Contrast bars are nice. Works with the color grader I have and that’s the most important thing.
C
2025-07-18 15:02:13
The software experience was pleasant and easy to use, especially when compared to the Datacolor Spyder Checkr Photo. This one has smooth printed chips and a slimmer case. The surface of the chips are delicate, and I noticed tool or machinery marks on the first copy I received. It doubles for video which makes it a convenient reference tool. Gray card is useful for general use, but risking the delicate chips just to get the gray balance was not something I looked forward to. I find the snapping tilt useful for aiming the cards at 45º from the light. The cards aren't replaceable. Ultimately, I did find relief in how some photos were truer to life. I gained confidence and a good starting point from the profiles. However if the cards were not perfectly lit the profile would skew incorrectly, I suppose that is the price of accuracy. I hope to try the classic color checker to reduce the margin of error. I preferred the Adobe Camera Raw DNG workflow, since TIFF requires that Capture One attempt to turn its biases off.Edit: Amazon support sent a replacement immediately. Best customer service
Aaron Lucier
2025-07-07 14:20:02
My only complaint is the same as everyone else, and that is poor opening and closing. If you can get over that you’re golden.
Gamal Hamdan S.
2025-06-05 16:21:13
Imprescindible si trabajas en graduación de color de video
Eric Klein
2025-05-17 13:03:18
A bit tight opening and closing at first but maybe that’s a good thing? Won’t get so floppy later. The color spot are properly saturated. Skin tone range seems correct. Contrast bars are nice. Works with the color grader I have and that’s the most important thing.
C
2025-03-30 14:17:51
The software experience was pleasant and easy to use, especially when compared to the Datacolor Spyder Checkr Photo. This one has smooth printed chips and a slimmer case. The surface of the chips are delicate, and I noticed tool or machinery marks on the first copy I received. It doubles for video which makes it a convenient reference tool. Gray card is useful for general use, but risking the delicate chips just to get the gray balance was not something I looked forward to. I find the snapping tilt useful for aiming the cards at 45º from the light. The cards aren't replaceable. Ultimately, I did find relief in how some photos were truer to life. I gained confidence and a good starting point from the profiles. However if the cards were not perfectly lit the profile would skew incorrectly, I suppose that is the price of accuracy. I hope to try the classic color checker to reduce the margin of error. I preferred the Adobe Camera Raw DNG workflow, since TIFF requires that Capture One attempt to turn its biases off.Edit: Amazon support sent a replacement immediately. Best customer service
Aaron Lucier
2024-12-03 09:54:32
My only complaint is the same as everyone else, and that is poor opening and closing. If you can get over that you’re golden.
Recommended Products
