How to make a FREE COLOR CORRECTION chart

In this episode I show you how to create a color correction chart using free supplies instead of buying one.

I use the DataColor SpyderCHECKR 24 color chart on a regular basis for color correction, and it's really great—but it costs nearly $50 and not everyone has the budget to get one.

(Although if you DO have the budget, you can grab it here, and Amazon might even give me a few pennies: https://amzn.to/2KttRSM)

This works really well for color correction (prior to color grading) for Adobe Premiere Pro, Davinci Resolve, Filmora, Final Cut Pro, or any other major video editing software.

Don't know how to do color correction using a color chart? No problem. Check out this video I made about how to do it:    • INSTANT COLOR CORRECTION with Datacol...  

Using Behr samples from Home Depot, here are the exact colors you need to approximately recreate the DataColor SpyderCHECKR 24 for absolutely free.

ROW 1:
Vibrant White
Bella Vista (blue)
Japanese Koi (orange)
Kauai (turquoise/cyan)

ROW 2:
Classic Silver
Wild Berry (pink/purple)
New Age Blue (dark blue)
Violet Aura (light violet)

ROW 3:
Great Graphite (light gray)
Solarium (yellow)
Hibiscus Flower (pink)
Trailing Vine (dark green)

ROW 4:
Iron Mountain (gray)
No More Drama (red)
Virtual Violet
Glass Sapphire (light blue)

ROW 5:
Carbon Copy (dark gray)
Park Picnic (green)
Laser (yellow green)
Nairobi Dusk (light brown / light skin tone)

ROW 6:
Black
Dark Cobalt Blue
Splendor Gold (light orange)
Earth Fired Red (brown / dark skin tone)

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