FiChai

Honestly, grey card is important for shooting film. But it's about editing for shooting digital. If you wanna save your time and work on digital editing, then you should shoot film.

FiChai

Honestly, if a grey card is a matter to you, that means you think the actual reflective index is important and critical. Why risk to buy an informal piece of 18%-like grey card from a non-camera store? Knowing that even you think the color might look the same, they might have a different reflective index though. And if you think that's not too critical, then just save that whatever $5 or $30 and use no grey card la!

FiChai

very true.  Also remember even if you buy the real Kodak Grey card.  It will age, and give yo ...
Look4chrisng 發表於 2011-7-21 14:08

I agree! It's just a piece of paper/cardboard, depends on how the user uses it and it won't last long anyways, color may vary after long time usage under sunlight or rain etc. I do think post processing for digital photography is essential and can't be avoided.