Do I need a ExpoDisc?
The Expodisc is helpful because it integrates light sources from all angles, just like an incident light meter. Slight variations of angle won’t affect the color balance as it will with a card. That’s why I use an Expodisc. It’s easier to carry and more durable than a white card.
How do I use white balance on ExpoDisc?
How to Set a Custom White Balance with the ExpoDisc:
- Cover the Lens. Attach the ExpoDisc to the front of your lens (white side towards camera).
- Manual Lens Focus (If Necessary).
- When Using Flash.
- Aim the Camera (Measure Incident Light).
- Set the Custom White Balance.
- Finished.
What size ExpoDisc?
77mm and 82mm
Do I need an ExpoDisc for each lens? The ExpoDisc 2.0 is available in 77mm and 82mm filter sizes.
What is a white balance filter?
So what exactly is a white balance filter? It’s a semi-translucent lens cover. It serves as a reference point for a neutral colour value. The camera can then determine the exact colour temperature of your light conditions. This white balance meter works better than using a white balance card or grey card.
How do I white balance my camera?
Your white balance setting can be accessed either in your camera’s menu system or using a dedicated button labeled “WB” on your camera’s body. Hold it down/press it and you’ll be able to scroll through the different icons representing different lighting situations.
How do you know white balance is correct?
If you set your white balance to the color temperature of the scene you’re photographing, it should look great! If you’re photographing light bulbs that have a color temperature of 3000 K and you set your camera’s white balance to 3000 K, the light should look white!
What is a lens wrap?
The Lens Wrap was created to protect your lenses and monitors. Inside the cloth there is a layer of 5mm rubber which makes it resistant and reliable. Your optics and monitors will be wrapped and protected without damage. Available both small and large.
How do I white balance my Sony a7iii?
MENU → (Camera Settings1) → [White Balance] → desired setting….[White Balance]
| White Balance | Auto |
|---|---|
| Picture Profile | Off |
Is the expodisc worth it?
If you always use AUTO WB or the various presets like DAY and SHADE and are happy, then don’t worry about it. I rarely use my Expodisc. The Expodisc isn’t cheap.
Can I use the expodisc with my digital camera?
If you have lenses smaller than 77mm you can simply hold a larger ExpoDisc flat against the end of the smaller lens to set your white balance or meter for exposure. The ExpoDisc can be used with any digital camera with a custom white balance capability, including all digital SLRs.
How much do expodisc lenses cost?
Most pro lenses are 77mm. The 58mm Expodisc is about $80. Two Versions There are two versions of Expodisc: regular and warm. I have the standard one.
What size expodisc do I Need?
Just get the right size. More intelligently, you only need one Expodisc for every size lens. Get the biggest size you plan to be using in the future, which is probably 77mm. It works great held over a smaller lens.