Colour Chart B.I.G. 486006

The B.I.G. 486006 Colour Chart provides a comprehensive visual reference of colors intended for use in photographic and studio environments. It is designed to help photographers, stylists, set designers and content creators select and compare hues quickly on set or in the studio. The chart supports consistent color decisions during shoots, post-production and installation tasks where accurate visual matching is required.

Advantages

The colour chart groups a broad spectrum of tones in an accessible layout for rapid side-by-side comparison. Its printed samples are produced to offer stable visual reference under typical studio lighting conditions, helping reduce trial-and-error when choosing backdrops, props or wardrobe. The compact format is convenient to carry and position in the scene for immediate verification, and the material and print quality are intended for repeated professional use.

Suitable for

• Photographers and videographers who need consistent on-set color reference
• Studio set and prop designers selecting background and accessory colors
• Post-production and color-grading specialists checking reference tones
• Retail and product photographers matching items to catalog or ecommerce standards

Key specifications

• Comprehensive range of printed color samples covering common hues and tones
• Flat, non-reflective finish to reduce glare under studio lighting
• Portable, compact format suitable for on-location use
• Durable printed surface designed for repeated handling

How to use

Place the Colour Chart B.I.G. 486006 within the camera frame or next to the subject to compare and select matching hues. Use it under the same lighting conditions as the subject to ensure accurate visual comparison. For best results, photograph the chart as a reference frame at the start of the shoot and consult it during wardrobe, set dressing and grading stages. Store the chart flat or in a protective sleeve to maintain the printed surface.

Usage recommendations

Use the chart under the same light quality and color temperature as the final shot; avoid direct specular highlights on the printed surface. For digital workflows, include a photographed reference of the chart in raw format to assist color correction and maintain consistency across multiple scenes or sessions.