This Camera Contrast Chart conforms to International Standard ISO-14524, Photography - Electronic Still Picture Cameras - Methods for Measuring Opto-Electronic Conversion Functions (OECF). Nominal patch densities are 0.1, 0.2, 0.31, 0.43, 0.56, 0.7, 0.87, 1.05, 1.27, 1.53, 1.86, and 2.30. It is well suited for measuring noise as well as OECF (Opto Electronic Conversion Function).
Part No. | Overall Size | Material / Process |
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ISO-14524-IJ | 483 mm × 304 mm | Semi-gloss paper with ink jet printing |
ST-52-RM | 356 mm × 200 mm | Reflective material with photographic printing |
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FAQs About ISO Test Charts
a. When the colorimeter is disconnected to the PC, "Connection Timeout" will occur. At the moment, you have to check whether the USB cable is well connected the colorimeter and the PC. Then you can re-plug the USB to try out.
b. After ensuring the colorimeter is connected to the PC with USB cable, turn on the colorimeter and enter the main menu. Select "Comm" and press "Enter" key to start communication.
c. Turn off CQCS3 software, and reopen it.
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