YE0670 Real Scene Test Chart

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Subjective real scene test chart is based on personal subjective feelings, building a test scene, taking photos with a camera, and then subjectively judging the performance of the camera in all aspects through the photos.

The YE0670 real scene test chart elements include charcoal, feathers, sponge, fabric, yarn, hemp rope, etc., which can be used to analyze the performance of the lens in reproducing the texture of different materials. 24 color cards with rich colors, fruits, flowers, color ratios, and children's toys can be used to analyze the color performance of the lens. Resolution cards, newspapers, QR codes, labels on wine bottles, and more can be used to analyze the resolution capability of the lens.

Description of YE0670 Real Scene Test Chart



 

Feather testing can better reflect the performance of the lens in terms of gloss, chromaticity, transparency, and texture details
Charcoal is used to analyze the loss of low to medium contrast and details caused by noise reduction or other image processing
Color palette, which can better observe the details and color reproduction of uneven plastic surfaces
Blue sky and sea city scenery, used to observe the details of urban floors, the balance between blue sky and white clouds, and the white balance of the sea
The green, red, and blue yarn balls are used to observe the lens' ability to reproduce low contrast details in different colors
Tilt 8-degree checkerboard test card to detect the MTF value of the lens
Brown round wooden board, used to observe the color expression and detail reproduction of the wooden board by the camera
Ceramic cup, used to test the performance of lenses on ceramic texture
Skin tone test card, used to test the restoration of three different skin tones and the detailed expression of portraits
 
Stainless steel filter spoon, used to test the performance of metals and plastics
Four different colored dyes are used to test the color reproduction and detail reproduction of plastic shells by the lens
Green plants, observing the camera's detailed representation of the flowers and fruits of green plants
A set of multi-color dyes can better observe the color reproduction and text details of the dye shell
Colorful building blocks, used for subjective color reproduction
18% gray card, testing the color and brightness uniformity of the lens
Used for framing and focusing of lenses
Paper currency, used to assess the clarity and color of surface text
A set of colored pencils containing multiple colors. Used to test color performance under light sources
Plastic cover QR code, observe the color reproduction and texture details of solid color plastic and QR code
Fruits, used to observe the performance of various fruits
 
 
Hemp rope, used to test the detailed performance of hemp rope
24 color cards, containing 24 common colors from nature. Used for testing the color reproduction and color of lenses
Wine bottle, there are many fine details on the bottle, requiring high resolution for the camera, used to observe the text details on the bottle
Sponge, used to observe the behavior of objects
Newspaper, used to read the texture details and colors of surface text
Brown plush bears can observe the details of plush
Flowers, used to observe the detailed expression of flowers
Resolution test card, used to test the resolution of the lens
3% reflective black card, used to test the white balance of the lens



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Threenh Technology is a Chinese professional manufacturer with 22 years of industry experience, specializing in the field of color measurement and surface gloss detection. Integrating research and development, design, production, marketing, and sales, the company takes technological innovation as its core and is committed to providing global customers with high-precision and intelligent testing instruments as well as professional solutions.


The measurement of color varies according to context in several units. Such common units are L*a*b* (CIELAB), RGB (Red-Green-Blue), and color difference (Delta E). In light absorption, there are no units assigned to absorbance. But the quantitative analysis of absorbance obeys Beer's Law in colorimetry.

Color is a qualitative and quantitative measure. Qualitatively, it can be characterized by the hue, the saturation, and the brightness. It is quantified in terms of color spaces, such as L*a*b* or RGB, in terms of numerical values based on devices such as colorimeters or spectrophotometers.

a. If this phenomenon occurred, it means the battery power is not enough. You need to charge the battery.

b. When charge the battery, please insert the battery to the instrument, and plug in the adapter to charge the battery. After 5 minutes, the instrument can be turned on.

c. If the instrument still cannot be turned on after charging 5 minutes, you can pull out the adapter and re-plug in to check it. Or repeat this operation.

d. If the instrument still cannot be turned on after charging 5 minutes, you can turn off the colorimeter and turn on it again to check it. Or repeat this operation.

e. If you have tried all the methods above but the colorimeter still cannot be turned on, please change the battery.

A Spectrophotometer color measuring device objectively determines the color of a surface. It is used wherever accurate color matching, reproducibility or deviation control is needed – for example in quality assurance, product development or incoming goods inspection.

Spectrophotometer color measuring devices primarily perform three key tasks:

Capture color information: They detect light reflected, transmitted, or emitted by a sample using optical sensors.
Quantify color data: They convert the captured optical signals into standardized numerical values, such as RGB, CMYK, or CIELAB coordinates.
Compare color consistency: They compare the measured color data of a sample against a target or standard to assess color accuracy and uniformity.


The gloss of the paint is defined by the measurement of light reflection at the surface of the paint with the help of a gloss meter. The angle and quantity of light reflected determine the level of gloss, with smoother and reflective surfaces having a higher level of gloss.


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