Gussy
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Maybe they don't understand English?
So...where can I get some cards now and what kinds should I get?
So...where can I get some cards now and what kinds should I get?
WhiBal: great product, but save yourself the grief and just say NO!
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Nah, the guy speaks English just fine. He's got some training videos on his site that are quite understandable.
I have no idea from where you can get cards, I just know from where you should NOT get them! Although until someone copies his idea, he truly is the only source.
The four card is cool for underwater as you get the black, white, and 2 gray cards. This will enable you to better tweak your settings underwaters on-the-fly as well as later on in Photoshop, The G6 card he was forcing on me is one card with a ruler like scale on it. There's no way the different colors would be discernable underwater through the viewfinder. Maybe it would have been OK in Photoshop. However, the more correcting you do underwater, the less need there is for Phototshop. Right?
Good luck if you're hunting some down.
Eileen
I have no idea from where you can get cards, I just know from where you should NOT get them! Although until someone copies his idea, he truly is the only source.
The four card is cool for underwater as you get the black, white, and 2 gray cards. This will enable you to better tweak your settings underwaters on-the-fly as well as later on in Photoshop, The G6 card he was forcing on me is one card with a ruler like scale on it. There's no way the different colors would be discernable underwater through the viewfinder. Maybe it would have been OK in Photoshop. However, the more correcting you do underwater, the less need there is for Phototshop. Right?
Good luck if you're hunting some down.
Eileen
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Gussy
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Hmm...maybe I should just bring a lump of coal for the black and a piece of bond paper for the white.
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