The X-Rite Colour Checker Passport Photo 2, includes the following;

Gray Balance Target

An 18% middle gray target has been added to the Passport's design, and this neutral de facto standard target is perfect for ensuring accurate exposures when using reflective light meters as well as for removing unwanted color casts during post production.

White Balance Target

Designed to be spectrally neutral and reflect light evenly across the visible spectrum, this white target serves as a neutral reference point to accurately compensate for different lighting conditions. Compared to other seemingly plain, white objects, the spectral response of this target ensures greater accuracy and consistency for creating white balance settings while shooting.

Classic Target

A compact version of the industry standard ColorChecker Classic target, this 24-patch grid is used to ensure accurate color rendering from capture to post-production. It is used in conjunction with calibration software to create custom profiles and allows you to compare camera response to various lighting conditions. The 24 patches represent common colors of natural objects, including sky blue, skin tones, and green foliage, and each patch has been individually colored to produce a solid tone of pure, flat, and rich color with natural reflectivity.

In addition to Color Calibration v1.2 software, this target is alsosupported by Hasselblad Phocus, Black Magic DaVinci Resolve, and 3D LUT Creatorsoftware.

CreativeEnhancement Target

Designed for creative color applications, this target includes four rows ofcolor patches for adding repeatable color effects in post-production byselecting the patch with an eyedropper tool. There are two rows of warming andcooling patches in the middle of the target for adding consistent color toneeffects to images. The bottom row consists of clipping patches for making blackand white point adjustments, and these patches are separated into light anddark groups with 1/3-stop differences between them, with the exception of thelast patch which has a 1/10-stop difference, and results in a 32:1 or 5-stoptotal dynamic range. The top row includes eight hue, saturation, and lightnessspectrum patches for ensuring color accuracy across all hues to better assesand edit for unwanted color shift.

ColorCalibration Software

Updated to version 1.2, the available Color Calibration software works inconjunction with the Passport Photo 2 to help create custom color profiles andachieve accurate colors during post-production. This revised version offers theability to create both DNG and ICC camera profiles using the ColorCheckerClassic target. The software automatically recognizes the target forstraightforward use and, after creating color profiles for different lightingconditions, this process helps to minimize color differences between shoots,better adapt for mixed lighting conditions, and match color balance from sceneto scene.

For even greater flexibility, dual-illuminant DNG profiles can be created,which combine images taken under two different light sources in order to createa single profile that can be applied to an even wider variety of lightingconditions. These profiles can be created using any two of 21 supportedilluminants in order to offer greater freedom to shoot between various lightingconditions without having to switch profiles.

Additionally, beyond the dedicated Color Calibration software, an AdobePhotoshop Lightroom plug-in is also available for creating custom cameraprofiles directly in Lightroom Classic and Lightroom Classic CC.

PassportCase

One of the distinguishing features of the Passport Photo 2 is, of course,its pocketable passport-style case. Compared to other oversized targets, whichtend to be fragile or susceptible to damage, the compact form factor of thePassport along with the hard-plastic and travel-sized case, makes it easy tocarry at all times. The case is also self-standing for propping up the targetsin the scene. Additionally, a lanyard is included to keep the targets handywhile on a shoot.