18% grey card and white balance panel with centre target marking

White Balance & Exposure Card (5x4")

$20.00
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18% grey card and white balance panel with centre target marking
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White Balance & Exposure Card (5x4")

$20.00

A neutral 18% grey card for setting accurate white balance and exposure. Works with any digital camera, DSLR, mirrorless, video or film. Pocket size 5x4 inches, matte finish so it doesn't reflect light, and comes with a lanyard for easy carrying.

  • 18% neutral grey for accurate exposure metering
  • Sets true white balance in-camera or in editing
  • Matte, non-reflective surface
  • Compact 5x4" size with lanyard
  • Works with any camera
Specifications
  • 9 touch-sensitive panels in a 3x3 grid
  • 6 built-in game modes
  • Red and blue LED indicators
  • USB rechargeable
  • Pocket-sized handheld body
  • 1 or 2 players, ages 3+
Shipping & delivery

Free shipping on orders over $75. Cash on Delivery available across Lebanon.

Returns

Easy returns. Contact us and we will walk you through it.

Six ways to play

Tic-tac-toe solo or head to head, whack-a-mole, memory flash, mini sudoku and flip chess — all on one board.

Game 1

Tic-Tac-Toe — single player

Play against the board. First to form a straight line wins.

1 2 Game 2

Tic-Tac-Toe — two player

Head to head on one board. First to form a straight line wins.

Game 3

Whack-a-Mole

Tap the lit grids to whack the moles before they disappear.

Game 4

Memory Flash

Memorise the sequence of flashing lights, then replicate it.

Game 5

Mini Sudoku

Fill the grid so no pattern repeats across a row, column or diagonal.

Game 6

Flip Chess

Lights out. Clear the board by matching the same colour.

Built for the whole room

For kids

  • Sharpens hand-eye coordination and reaction speed
  • Builds focus and patience through turn-taking
  • Screen-free play that still feels fast and modern

For adults

  • Genuine reflex training, not a toy you tolerate
  • Ten-minute stress reset between tasks
  • The game that actually works at a party

One board both generations actually want to play — together.

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