Datacolor SpyderCube - valkoinen ja musta standardi

Accurate colour and exposure are the foundation of every great photograph, yet even experienced photographers struggle with inconsistent white balance and lost shadow or highlight detail. The Datacolor SpyderCube SC200 solves these challenges by providing a single, portable reference tool that captures true colour temperature, exposure, and black point in every shot. Simply photograph the cube under the same lighting as your subject, then use the reference values in your RAW converter to achieve perfect colour and tonal balance across an entire series of images.

Who is it for

The SpyderCube is essential for professional and enthusiast photographers and videographers who shoot in RAW and demand colour accuracy and efficiency in post-production. It is ideal for studio work, on-location shoots, and any situation where lighting conditions change frequently. Whether you are shooting portraits, products, landscapes, or events, this tool ensures consistent, reliable results.

Main features

• Spectrally neutral white face for precise white balance and highlight definition.
• 50% grey face for mid-tone exposure metering and custom white balance.
• Absolute black face and black trap for setting true shadow points and deep blacks.
• Chrome ball for capturing specular highlights and identifying light source direction.
• Compact, durable ABS plastic construction with integrated 1/4"-20 tripod mount and hanging loop.
• Works seamlessly with Adobe Camera Raw, Lightroom, and all major RAW converters.

Specifications

• Product type: Colour calibration reference tool
• Reference surfaces: White, 50% grey, black, black trap, chrome ball
• Material: Durable ABS plastic
• Mounting: 1/4"-20 tripod mount, hanging loop
• Compatibility: Adobe Camera Raw, Lightroom, other RAW converters
• Colour: White and black

Tips

For best results, place the SpyderCube in the same light as your subject and take a reference shot at the beginning of each lighting setup. Use the white face to set white balance, the grey face for exposure, and the black trap for true black point. The chrome ball helps you see the direction and quality of light. Apply these settings to all images shot under the same conditions to save time and ensure consistency.