The expodisc is a tool to set custom white balance on a digital camera. Basically it works just like a simple grey-card. However, it’s nicely small and good to handle. I like it very much and use it all the time! On a Nikon you hold it in front of the lense and set the white balance to pre. Then you press the WB button again (press and hold) point the camera in the direction of the light source and “take a picture” (no picture is actually taken but the white balance is recorded). You should repeat this step every hour or so to make sure that the light didn’t change inbetween shots.
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Markus has over 18 years experience in Information Technology and Financial Services. As a Senior Murex Consultant he has successfully implemented Mx G2000 v2.10, v2.11 and 3.1 at various international clients, including Halifax Bank of Scotland (HBOS), ABN AMRO, Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), SAC, Bear Stearns and Credit Suisse in London, Amsterdam, Chicago, Toronoto, New York and Zuerich. Markus started the Murex User Group, a world-wide community with 1,300+ members in 2003. This is my personal website, I have moved all Murex-related content to the Murex User Group at http://www.murexusers.org
