Underwater ColorChecker/Macbeth Chart?

I did a search of the forum, anyone have any info on charts that are waterproof? Many are made with paints that can't even last through rain (found out the hard way with my colorchecker passport!)

Do any of you use anything to check/calibrate colors underwater, especially for scientific or reference photography?

CE

Here's someone using one to illustrate a point in a book:

http://books.google.com/books?id=RczYU_l55...p;q&f=false

CE

PADI have a nice and cheap grey card for WB.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/PADI-White-Balance-...=item4cf6724b55

Cheers Mark

amphibico sell the best one for video. Colour chart on one side and white balance on the other.

A link for anyone stumbling upon this later:

http://www.amphibico.com/store/carry-cases...nce-charts.html

So, this leads me to my next question, at 150USD, are there waterproof slates (like this above) that I can just put my own colorchart into?

I've been using one of these underwater for couple of years, extremely durable, great for underwater, http://mtapesdesign.com/whibal.

A link for anyone stumbling upon this later:

http://www.amphibico.com/store/carry-cases...nce-charts.html

 

So, this leads me to my next question, at 150USD, are there waterproof slates (like this above) that I can just put my own colorchart into?

The cheapest way to make one is to get someone with a very well calibrated printer to print one out for you then take it to Kinkos and get it laminated. Typically this will cost $3.00 or so for the print and $3.00 for the lamination and will usually last for at least a year.

Bill

I've used a WhiBal card without issues.

Laminated a card I bought on ebay: