What People Are Saying

"It (COLORRIGHT) is the easiest white balance tool we have found. We started using it the day we received it, and we don’t take our cameras anywhere without it; which means it is always with us.”

“We are so happy with this tool. It is one of the best purchases I have ever made for my husband and myself.”
Norine Piet

 

“It saves lots of time and colors are very good. It performed very well in a number of gyms that had various light sources. Extremely pleased. This really cut down on my post processing. This is very simple to operate. I shoot with a Canon 5D.”
Kent Holder
Portrait and Indoor Sporting Event Photographer
Before the Color Right he set white balance in post-production

 

"Saving time in post-processing, while I shoot, is very important to me. I shoot RAW yet it still takes time to color-balance after the shoot if I only use Auto White Balance. I prefer to get it right on location. I shoot plenty of mixed lighting at night on my videolight model shoots. Talk about hard to get right’ WB! Wedding receptions also seem to freak-out my in-camera Auto WB. I timed this: it takes me 24 seconds to pull out a ColorRight disk from my pocket and custom WB my shots. I am working on beating the 20-second mark!! Suffice to say this sucker works!!

ColorRight gives me truer colors and saves time back at the office…and TIME is MONEY!"
David Beckstead

American Photo Top 10 Wedding/ Fashion Photographer

 

"...blown away when I saw the results and ease of use.”

Donald Keith
Portrait/Wedding Photographer

 

“performed surprisingly well over the Expodisk."
Tom McKean
Studio and Outdoors/Nature Photographer
Owns Expodisk as well


Compared to the WhiBal “it is great. Getting the color is easier, as it is real time, versus having to go fix the white balance in post-production.”
David Schow
Social Events Photographer
Owns WhiBal as well


“great” compared to a grey card.
Gene Carl
Sporting Events Photographer
Also uses grey card

 
I “am really enjoying using it, that’s for sure.”
“Recent scenario: In a wedding chapel. Party is near candles. There is flourescent lighting in the chapel. Recessed spot lighting above the bride and groom and massive amounts of window light peering through stained glass windows. The color of the light? Pft. This is where [it] came into action. My subjects skin tones looked nice and so did the surrounding areas. Time in Photoshop = NONE!
Talk about saving on workflow.”
Kix Pix Photography
 
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