Description of Datacolor Spyder Checkr Photo

• Achieve colour accuracy and consistency, quickly and easily, from your first image and across a range of cameras, lenses and sensor combinations with Spyder Checkr Photo. Use Spyder Checkr Photo color target cards for color reference in your photography, and Spyder Checkr software automatically color corrects your images and creates an HSL preset that you can use with RAW editing software like Adobe Lightroom Classic®, Adobe Camera RAW® or Hasseblad Phocus® for fast, seamless color correction and accurate in-camera white balance.
  Streamline your post-production workflow by calibrating color at the time of image capture.
  
  

  Features and Benefits

  
  - Four interchangeable cards with robust 62 color gamuts.
  - Expanded skin tones make Spyder Checkr Photo ideal for portraits.
  - Expanded grayscale and large gray balance gamuts allow for greater depth and detail in images.
  - Integrates seamlessly with 3. parts software like Adobe Lightroom Classic®, Adobe Camera RAW® or Hasseblad Phocus®
  
  

  Use cases

  
  - Landscape/travel photography: more detail and optimal RAW processing in batch processing
  - Wedding/event photography: match multiple camera systems
  - Fashion photography: Print colors match original colors
  - Portraits: Natural looking skin tones
  - Architectural photography: Accurate color reproduction
  - Studio/ Product photography: Accurate match for product and brand colors
  - Event photography - Align multiple camera systems including DSLR, smartphones, drones, action cameras, etc.

• What You Get

  
  - Spyder Checkr Target Color Cards
  - Spyder Checkr Case/Sleeve- Serial Number
  - Download instructions
  

  System Requirements

  
  - Windows 7 32/64, Windows 8.0, 8.1 32/64, 10 32/64
  - Mac OS X 10.7 or higher
  - Monitor Resolution 1280x768 or greater, 16-bit video card (24 recommended), 1GB of available RAM, 500MB of available hard disk space.
  - Internet connection for software download

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  Expert review with Chriss Martin