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Guides about chrome balls, grey balls and the capture routine around them, written for the person holding the handle rather than for a search engine.

12.6cm chrome and grey VFX balls on a handle in a field
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What a VFX Chrome Ball Does on Set

A chrome ball records the environment around the subject so CG elements can be lit from the same light as the plate. Here is what it is and how it is used.

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Chrome ball and grey ball held beside a colour checker chart
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Chrome Ball and Grey Ball Compared

A chrome ball records the environment, a grey ball records how that environment exposes. Why VFX crews shoot both and what 18 percent reflectivity means.

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12.6cm VFX ball kit chrome and grey balls with a colour chart on location
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How to Shoot HDRI Reference on Set

A step by step capture routine for chrome and grey reference balls, including bracketing, ball placement, colour chart use and what to log for post production.

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Chrome ball and 18 percent grey ball mounted side by side on a handle outdoors
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Choosing a VFX Ball Size for Your Lens

How to pick between 12.6cm, 20cm and 25cm reference balls based on lens length, set size and how the kit has to travel.

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Telescopic stretch handle for VFX reference balls
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Looking After a Chrome Ball and a Grey Ball

Cleaning, handling and storage for VFX reference balls, including why fingerprints and scratches show up directly in the HDRI.

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They are written from the way our customers actually use the balls on set, and from the specifications of the products we make.

Do the guides cover other brands

No. They cover chrome and grey reference balls generally and the products listed on this site.

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Yes. Message us with the lens range and the set and we will tell you which size reads best.

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