Insignia™ - White Balance Gray Card Kit (3-Count)

I am an online college student for digital photography and I was required to have a gray card. I actually have not even used it for class yet, come to think of it. It comes with the 3 different color cards and a lanyard, it looks nice and came in the mail pretty quickly. I think as long as it meters the camera right, it was worth it. It is cheap too. One of the cheapest equipment in the photography field

Good value for price. Many other similar products by a different me that are more expensive seem to be the same exact item with a different name on the product. Made from a sturdy, thin, durable plastic. The clip seems to be what one would expect as far as quality. Stores away easily and I'd travel friendly.

It’s hard to get excited about a gray card, but this kit is a great deal if you are a photographer who needs and knows how to use these cards. The quality is good and the three cards = white, black, and gray - work just fine. This isn’t something most people will use, but for us old school photographers it is a good addition to the kit.

Sturdy plastic squares. Larger than I expected but I probably should have read the description better. You only have to place part of the 50% gray tile somewhere in the photo for your iPhone to accurately adjust colors.

I am concerned about getting a good white/grey balance so I picked these cards up. The procedures for creating your own white balance profiles on the Nikon D5000 are not that complicated, but it does take time to figure it all out. I am still learning but it is fun.

Wanted to use for my online course for my photography skills. A must-have if you are learning and a very fair price better than most out there on sale.

I bought this and used it a couple times. Unfortunately with my Sony A73 you can't use a white balance card in one of the memory modes so it became too inconvenient. I eventually stopped using it.

I was getting started in blogging and had the support of a well known blogger. This was the first This he told me to get since I already had a great camera. These helped me maintain color accuracy across different mediums.