Stealth Gear Grey Card | 20 x 25 cm | Colour Balance Tool

The Stealth Gear Grey Card is a professional-grade reference tool engineered to eliminate the guesswork from white balance and exposure settings. By providing a consistent, spectrally neutral surface, this card allows your camera’s light meter to calculate an accurate exposure regardless of the subject's reflectivity. Measuring 20 x 25 cm, it offers a generous surface area that is easy for your lens to focus on and meter from, ensuring that skin tones, product colours, and ambient highlights are captured with lifelike accuracy.

Durability is key for gear designed for the field; this card is manufactured from a robust, wear-resistant material that maintains its neutral properties even after extensive use in varying temperatures. Whether you are shooting a studio portrait, a complex video interview, or a landscape in shifting outdoor light, the Stealth Gear Grey Card serves as the definitive point of reference for neutralising colour casts and streamlining your editing process.

Key Features:

• Precise Colour Accuracy: Guarantees a perfect neutral reference for setting custom white balance and performing post-capture colour correction.

• 18% Grey Standard: Designed to provide the ideal middle-grey reference for internal camera meters, ensuring consistent exposures across different lighting setups.

• Optimised 20 x 25 cm Format: Large enough to fill the frame for accurate spot or evaluative metering, yet slim enough to slide into any laptop sleeve or camera bag pocket.

• Durable & Wear-Resistant: Built to withstand the rigours of professional use without warping or losing its neutral spectral properties over time.

• Multi-Project Versatility: An essential companion for both high-end digital photography and professional cinematography workflows.

• Easy-to-Use Reference: Simplifies the "Grey Card" method for beginners while providing the high-level reliability demanded by seasoned professionals.

• All-Weather Reliability: Designed to perform consistently under a wide range of lighting conditions, from harsh midday sun to artificial studio strobes.